Collection: Black Cat

๐Ÿˆโ€โฌ› The black cat was a familiar long before it was a bad omen, and the omen version is a fairly late European invention. This collection takes the older reading and runs it across the house.

Round and rectangular metal signs lead, then quilt bedding sets, acrylic window signs, altar cloths and oval frames. Cats appear crossing gold-leaf moons, sitting on spell books, paired with skulls for the season, and once as a winged cat, which is a design people either love immediately or not at all.

Bedding is where the theme goes furthest: a quilt set puts the cat across the largest surface in the room, and the altar cloths bring it down to the working table in the same drawing style. Because the same cat turns up on the sign, the bed and the rug, a room can be built around it without hunting for matches across different ranges.

๐ŸŒ™ Take it room by room with black cat bedding, blankets, rugs and ornaments for the tree.