Asian Cat Magnets

Happy cat is flying in asian style

CAT - POP ART

The third animal in the Chinese zodiac is the tiger. It is significant to the Chinese culture because it symbolizes power and respect. Tigers bear a greater symbolism - power and daring and a subject of awe and fear, more than just prized for their beauty and majesty. In China, the Tiger is considered the king of all beasts as it symbolizes power and a great deal of nerve. The Tiger has always featured heavily in Chinese culture and tradition.

The Cat Girl was inspired by the beautiful markings of Siamese cats and dancers of Siam, now modern day Thailand. From the Monster Girls 2015 series by Angela R. Sasser, http://monstergirls.angelasasser.com

You don't want to miss out on wearing this face on your chest! Other versions available on my profile

You don't want to miss out on wearing this beautiful face on your chest!

Meeow! Made for you

Funny Bengal Cat Design that reads: "Sorry I Can't I Have To Pet My Bengal Cat". That's just right for everyone who owns a Bengal Cat.

japan cat with kimono. the kimono has japan fishes - carps. this cat looks somewhere behind and hissing

tiger ecopop cat

This unlucky cat may have used one too many lives!

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

A funny cat named Gem, with a Japan bandana and kawaii ramen noodle bowls. A hand drawn image of an adorable feline. Try this lovable kitty and ramen art on your awesome merch.

Cat Eating Ramen ~ Cute cat eating ramen design for cat and ramen lover

Cat Eating Ramen ~ Cute cat eating ramen design for cat and ramen lover

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It is a monmon japan cat. He has butterfly and skulls tattooed on his fur. Also he has mushrooms and leaves

This illustration brought to you with a spirit of freedom and creativity. Available for T-shirt, hoodie, phone case, mug, tote bag and many more.

Embrace the charm and fortune with our "Lucky Cat" T-shirt design. Featuring an irresistibly cute Chinese lucky cat, this design radiates positivity and good fortune with its adorable waving paw and bright colors, spreading joy and auspicious vibes wherever you go.

Minhwa is Korean Folk Art that was popular in the Joseon Dynasty. They say that Minhwa is a unique form of spellful art. Each Minhwa has a special meaning of wish and protection.

Cat Japanese Asian Japan animal

Siamese Cat and Thail Flowers. Siamese Cat or Maeo Thai. The Siamese Cat is blue-eyed with dark points on the face, ears legs, and tail, on a light body.

I hate studying the most - aknyangi, cat miaw lovers

A funny cat named Gem, standing on money bags up and holding a shiny diamond. A hand drawn image of an adorable feline. Get this lovable kitty artwork on your awesome shirt today!

cat eating ramen

Cute cartoon cat eating noodles

Have you ever think that you’re a bad lucky person?? The lucky cat it’s a impersonation of bad lucky days

A cute and epic white calico style lucky cat Chinese good luck fortune design classic illustration epic cartoon style vintage aesthetic illustration kitty cartoon cute aesthetic pet universe happy deluxe fun gift, shirt or apparel. Get an epic cartoon product today. This cat symbolizes, prosperity, and, good, fortune.

Embrace your love for Japanese culture with this charming Maneki Neko (Lucky Cat) design

Siamese cat with the silhouette of Thai Pagoda. Siamese Cat or Maeo Thai. The Siamese cat is blue-eyed with dark points on the face, ears legs, and tail, on a light body.

Japanese Shinobi Neko Ninja Cat design for those who love Cats and Ninja / Shinobi.

A female Bengal tiger (tigress), Panthera tigris, snarls as she rests and lays cooling in a waterhole, Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan, northern India

This tiger portrait in black and white retro halftone-dots of a majestic male Bengal tiger is ideal for tiger lovers, big cat fans, wildlife supporters and those opposed to tigers being held in captivity. Ideal gift for conservationists and all concerned about the threat to endangered wild tigers. The majority of captive tigers in the US and elsewhere are crossbred hybrids which means they are not identified as members of the six tiger subspecies and, instead, are classified simply as "generic". Most owners of captive tigers earn revenue from charging people to pet and be photographed with tiger cubs. Once the tigers are older and too dangerous for play, they lose much of their value. Captive tigers rely solely on humans for their food,...

Cute ramen art for all ramen lovers! Check out other designs and add them to your collection!

Cat wears a tall hat on her head.

A digital painting of cute cat with farmer hat looking from car window