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The extraordinary decor with great attention to detail makes this beautiful series a Cha Cult bestseller since more than 10 years! The popular cat theme is interpreted in a unique way, making it an absolute eye-catcher. Colourful patchwork elements in a Bollywood-style design, combined with the cheerfully bright colours of the motif, result in a charming overall look. This is rounded off by a fine banderole made of graphic elements that additionally underline the beautiful optic of this decor.

This beautiful artwork is inspired by the well-known work "Le Chat Noir" by the French Art Nouveau painter and artist Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. It was created as a commissioned work and poster design for a popular cabaret in Montmartre. From 1881 to 1897, this was the meeting place for many writers, actors and chanson singers and was called Le Chat Noir - the black cat. As the first modern cabaret with table service and stage performances, Le Chat Noir quickly gained popularity and hosted many stars and politicians. The Cha Cult design takes up essential elements of the original poster and interprets them in a modern way.

This unique Cha Cult design shows how diverse tea is prepared and enjoyed around the world. From the classic teatime in England, over the preparation in a Russian samovar, to the art of the Japanese tea ceremony. International tea specialties such as blooming teas, African rooibos, Asian chai tea, South American mate and North American iced tea are included in this artwork too. They underline the diversity and colourful variety of tea as a cult drink. A homage to the beautiful and multi-faceted product of tea and a selection of exclusive Cha Cult items that will delight all tea lovers in particular.

This extraordinary series shows interpretations of different world-famous artworks by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt. "The Kiss" is one of the most famous motifs of Art Nouveau painting. It shows a couple in love and is considered the most popular work from Klimt's golden phase. "The Expectation" is a section of a mosaic frieze that Klimt made in 1910/1911 for the Palais Stoclet in Brussels. The motif's fine decorative elements pay homage to Egyptian mysticism and symbolism, which were central themes in Klimt's "golden period".  The "The Virgin" shows women who each represent different stages of life. In this way, the work creates a connection between beauty and transience, youth and mortality. The richly detailed, colourful decorations of the artworks are given a high-quality touch by exclusive gold accents.  So this series looks particularly noble and fine. A must-have for all art enthusiasts and Klimt fans.