Meet Rojiman and Umatan, a Japanese couple known for crafting tiny, adorable hats using the fur their cats, Nya, Maru and Mugi, naturally shed.
, a Japanese couple known for crafting tiny, adorable hats using the fur their cats, Nya, Maru and Mugi, naturally shed.
Their creative journey began when Umatan, having just finished brushing their cat, collected the stray hairs from the brush and stacked them one upon another. The hairs piled up, resembling a. Curiously, she decided to place this hairpile atop the cat's head, and the feline responded with a remarkably clear expression."It was so surreal, yet so cute, that I wanted to make something more with the hair.
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