Hello Kitty JAM Cat Necklace

Not a "Siamese cat" but a "Jam Cat"! JAM HOME MADE's first animal character x Hello Kitty collaboration is a playful piece for adults.

JAM HOME MADE's original character, "Jam Cat," is crafted by "Contemporary Master Craftsman" Masahiko Sakamoto and features the face of a Siamese cat, wearing a bright red ribbon.

Jam Cat, characterized by its realistic shape and intricate details, is a product of exceptional craftsmanship, and Hello Kitty, the epitome of kawaii, beloved worldwide.

This unique collaboration series adds a warm touch that brings smiles to people's faces.

The front paws on the Jam Cat face sway with every movement, making the piece even more endearing the more you wear it.

An apple motif casually set in the bail atop the head adds a touch of style. The blue sapphire eyes sparkle beautifully.

The bright red ribbon with baked-on paint adds a touch of color to your outfit, complementing the chic Siamese cat color scheme.

The incredibly realistic "Jam Cat" and adorable bright red ribbon will change over time with use.

An accessory collection featuring Japanese pop culture icon Hello Kitty.

●Due to the processing, the finish of each item will vary.
●The coating will age and develop a unique character with use.
With wear and tear, the coating will peel off, revealing the original color, regardless of the length of time. The aging process will vary depending on how and how often it is used, the environment, and the weather.

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【Masahiko Sakamoto (Contemporary Master Craftsman)】
The term "Contemporary Master Craftsman" refers to outstanding craftsmen (outstanding skilled workers) who have been awarded by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare. He excels in the high-precision processing of precious metal jewelry, and continues to produce delicate and elegant works while placing emphasis on design. He has also made significant contributions to the entire precious metals industry by actively participating in the activities of the Jewelry Designers Association and the Tokyo Precious Metals Craftsmen Association, working to train the next generation, and serving as a skills certification committee member.