Cat Christmas Ornaments That Look Like Your Actual Cat
Nobody with a black cat shops for a generic cat ornament. They search for a black cat ornament and scroll right past everything else, because the point was never a cat shape on the tree. The point is their cat, on the tree. Coat color is the whole decision, and most ornament aisles treat it as an afterthought. Our ornaments collection starts there instead, with one sleepy, stretched-out cat design offered in the coats cats actually come in. The ornament you hang should read as yours, not as a cat in general.
Match the Coat First
The Black Cat Ornament sets the tone for the lineup. The cat is stretched out mid-nap with pink toe beans showing, hanging from a green metal hook that clips straight onto a branch, because holiday decor should leave room for one very dramatic nap. The Tuxedo Cat Christmas Ornament wears the same relaxed pose in black and white, made for the cat who always looks dressed for the occasion. It stands 3.9 inches tall with the hook and 3.6 inches wide, which is sized for a branch in December and a bookshelf the rest of the year. If a tuxie runs your house, our tuxedo cat gift guide rounds up its bookmark, magnet, and shelf pet siblings.
The rest of the coats get the same treatment. The Gray Cat Ornament brings the same nap energy for the household that answers to a gray boss. The White Cat Ornament leads with its pink paws, for the person who spots toe beans before they notice the rest of the cat. And the Siamese Cat Ornament comes with two fur pattern options, because Siamese people will absolutely notice the difference.
One Cat Trees and Five Cat Trees
Some households are not a one cat situation, and some trees have a strict color story to protect. The Cat Ornament Set covers both at once. Each set holds five cats in two poses, including one with a heart cutout, and each cat stands 4 inches tall. Pick white, silver, gold, red, or green to match the tree, or go with the combo pack if the tree refuses to pick a lane. It is the easy answer for the friend whose branches already have a little personality problem.
Mixed households are covered too. The Golden Retriever Ornament keeps the dog in the rotation with the same relaxed pose, 3 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide, in a choice of five fur colors from tan and gold through brown. The dog gets matched to the actual dog the same way the cats get matched to the actual cat, which is only fair.
An Ornament for a Cat You Miss
Some ornament searches are quieter than others. If this is the first December without your cat, an ornament matched to their coat is a small way to keep their spot on the tree. The heart cutout cats in the set fit here, and any of the single coat matched cats works just as well on a shelf or in a quiet memorial corner the rest of the year. It comes out once a year with everything else, and that kind of small, repeatable ritual tends to help more than the big gestures do.
The Rest of the Ornament Shelf
Cats are not the whole shelf. The True Crime Ornament Set hangs eight crime scene inspired pieces on the tree, with an optional magnetic case file storage box, and you can build a custom eight pack from any mix of designs. It pairs naturally with the true crime books readers keep recommending for a full mystery lover setup. And for trees that lean pastel or soft metallic, the Snowflake Ornaments come in packs of four across white, beige, pastel pink, pastel blue, silver, and gold, each one 4.4 inches tall.
If one particular cat runs your house, match the coat and give it a branch. The full ornaments collection is on dialupduo.com, made to order in small runs by a small Phoenix shop. Trees seem to go up a little earlier every year. This year, the cat can be on it from day one.
The duo that's dialin' in.
