Bred by a thousand Scandinavian winters rather than by anyone's design. The double coat is genuinely water-resistant, and they descend climbing head-first, which most cats can't do. They take five years to reach full size. Norwegian legend made them the cats that pulled Freyja's chariot, which is about the right energy.
Meet Fjord
Norwegian Forest Cat, massive, thick wild double coat, tufted lynx-tipped ears, broad chest, long bushy tail, built like furniture. Built for a forest. Lives in a flat. Has never once adjusted. Has claimed the highest surface, the warmest spot, and approximately 80% of the available floor space.
About the design
Black and white photorealistic stencil art, deep shadows, high contrast.
Every character in the crew wears one tiny red clown nose — the only colour
in the entire design.
Printed on garment-dyed heavyweight cotton with an unstructured, relaxed fit.
Why the norwegian forest cat works as stencil art
The tufted ears, enormous ruff and heavy bushy tail give a wild outline, and the long coat gives the stencil endless directional texture.