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proudly offering a wide variety of siberian colors
Color Point
Color Point
Color Point
The point pattern is named for the way the darkest colors accumulate at the cat's "points," or extremities. The Siberian's body is typically one solid color, with subtle shading possible, creating a sharp contrast between the body and the points. The points are solid and include the cat's mask, ears, legs, feet, and tail.
Lynx Point
Color Point
Color Point
The lynx point pattern is similar to the point pattern, but with darker color spots on the cat’s extremities framed by distinct, dark stripes. The body of a lynx point may also feature faint, ghostly striping.
Bi-Color
Color Point
Bi-Color
Bi-color Siberian cats are a unique mix of patterns, featuring distinct markings along with patches of white scattered across their coats.
Smoke
Smoke
Bi-Color
These stunning cats often appear to be a single color while resting, but as soon as they spring into action, they reveal a softer, smoky hue. Their white undercoat fades into a variety of captivating shades, which can be most clearly seen by gently parting their fur with your fingers.
Solid
Smoke
Solid
As the name implies, solid-coat Siberians have a uniform color throughout. There is typically minimal to no shading, with the color remaining consistent from the tip of the fur all the way to the roots. These captivating cats come in a variety of hues.
Tabby
Smoke
Solid
The tabby pattern features bold, distinct markings in various colors and shapes. These cats sport bracelets of color around their legs, evenly spaced rings on their tails, necklaces across their chest and neck, lines running down their head and back, and a distinctive "M" shape on their forehead.