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Plush toy cat with colorful accents on a white background
  • Plush toy cat with colorful accents on a white background
  • Plush toy resembling a cat with a blue handle on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a pink bottom featuring star patterns on a white background
  • Colorful plush toy with a soft texture on a light background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a textured ball and blue arch, featuring a visible brand label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a textured blue ear and green striped patch on a white background
  • Plush toy with a colorful hat on a white background
  • Plush toy cat with colorful accents on a white background
  • Plush toy resembling a cat with a blue handle on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a pink bottom featuring star patterns on a white background
  • Colorful plush toy with a soft texture on a light background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a textured ball and blue arch, featuring a visible brand label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a textured blue ear and green striped patch on a white background
  • Plush toy with a colorful hat on a white background
Patchwork Cat Plush Toy
$60.00 CAD

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 The eldest in a big litter of kittens and a Libra, our patchwork toy cat effortlessly balances out emotional dramas with a calming purr and a nudge of the head. His hobbies of Daoist philosophy and cat mint cultivation are matched by the bohemian mix of colors and patterns on his popcorn-colored fur. He doesn’t even mind when kids pull his knit tail: “It’s their own language of love,” he likes to say. This Patchwork Sweety is the ultimate family cat. Size: 11.8" Age: 0+ Years Material: Cotton, Polyester. Wadding: Polyester Care: Machine wash in cold cycle.

The Beasts are filled with a bioplastic made from sugar cane, not petroleum.

The maker

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Mistelbach, Bavaria, Germany

The parent company, H. Scharrer & Koch, was founded in Bayreuth in 1856 and made glass beads for export. In 1910 Theo Köhler took it over and began turning beads into toys, and after the war the bead toys became a common Christmas present, assembled…

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