A Calico Queen Wears a Crown That Looks Like a Rose Garden
Her crown is so full of pink gems that it looks like a bouquet. The calico queen sits at the center of her blossom-covered palace, her face split down the middle with white, orange and black patches, and bright amber eyes that look straight into yours. A thick white ermine cape speckled with black wraps around her shoulders over a pale pink robe trimmed in gold and tiny roses. Behind her, pastel wallpaper blooms with garlands and a gilded shell sits at the edge of the frame.
The patches of her coat are what make the portrait so cheerful. Orange and black swirl across her forehead like a painted mask, which gives her serious royal pose a splash of mischief.
Calico cats are known for their tricolor coats of white, orange and black. Almost all calicos are female, since the colors are linked to genes carried on the X chromosome, and a male calico is very rare. Calico is a coat pattern, not a breed, which means each calico has her own personality. Many are spirited, curious and full of opinions, but each cat is different. Provide scratching posts, plenty of play and a safe indoor space. A vet can help you with checkups, vaccines and spay advice for any cat.
No two calico queens look alike, and that is exactly how she likes her crown: one of a kind.






