Maine coon memorial keepsakes

With a Maine coon the likeness lives in three places: the ear tufts, the ruff around the neck, and the length of the muzzle. Miss those and you have made a large tabby. That is why the photo matters more here than the piece does — a shot that shows the whole ruff, taken from slightly below, does more for the portrait than any amount of retouching afterwards.

Everything is made to order from a photo you already have. Nothing goes in the post to us.

Made to order · tracked worldwide delivery · you approve the portrait before it ships

What suits a maine coon

For this animal	What it means for the piece
Size and weight	A Maine coon at 5–8kg takes the L collar tag — 3cm, 9g. It reads well on a wide collar; the S disappears in the ruff.
The coat	Long, dense, and it gives up a lot of it. The fur keepsake keychain and the woven locket both have a chamber you fill at home, which suits a cat that leaves fur on everything.
The photo	Slightly below eye level, daylight, the whole head and ruff in frame. A phone photo on a windowsill is usually enough.

Made from one photo

Brass Portrait Tag

from $41.99

Fur Keepsake Keychain

$31.99

Portrait Memorial Keychain

from $31.99

Custom Pet Portrait Necklace

$79.99

Two waiting times, and we do not average them: pieces made from scratch take about 15 days to make and then 10–14 days tracked — roughly four weeks door to door. Ready-made pieces arrive in 8–12 days.

Before you order: the photo

Get the ruff in. The ruff is half the likeness. A head-only crop of a Maine coon turns it into a large tabby.
Shoot from slightly below. Phone held at chest height flatters the muzzle and shows the ear tufts against the ceiling rather than against the body.
Daylight, no lamp. A warm lamp on white fur blows out the eyes; window light keeps them.
Two photos if the fur is long. One full head and ruff, one closer, so the design can pick which reads better at 3cm.

A Maine coon gives you one advantage most cats do not: enough fur to fill a chamber without anyone noticing it is gone. If you want the fur piece as well as the portrait, collect it before the collar and the bedding go — it is much harder to find afterwards.

Questions people ask

Can you keep the ear tufts in the design?

Yes, and we will ask about them. On a Maine coon they are the first thing people recognise.

Is a cat tag different from a dog tag?

Same brass tag, different size guidance. 9g on a wide collar is comfortable; 12g is more than most cats need.

He was mostly white — will the eyes still read?

Yes, because the portrait is line and shade rather than colour. Send the photo and we will show you the design before anything is cut.

Also by animal

If the piece matters more than the breed, start at memorial keepsakes by animal. For other dogs the size guidance barely changes; for cats it does — see the cat page. Everything we make is on the shop page.