Being responsible for a pet is a tall order, which is precisely why these Jekca cat sculptures exist. The Hong Kong-based company is a competitor of sorts with LEGO, although it mostly offers art and furniture. As such, these Jekca cat sculptures aren't meant to be played with. Think of them more as art that requires assembly.
Jekca says that its toy brick cats are sturdy enough to not require glue or any other type of adhesive to stay together. They are compact in size, with no sculpture standing taller than a foot or measuring more than 18 inches in length. The cats come in a variety of poses and a handful of color schemes. In addition to the Jekca cat sculptures, there are dog kits available as well. The dog sculptures offer more variety, but are pricier.
What's Driving This Trend
- 3D Brick Sculptures
- There are opportunities for companies to create customizable, 3D brick sculpture options beyond pet art.
- Adult Art Kit
- Adult-oriented art activity kits offer a more refined and engaging experience for hobbyists.
- DIY Décor Kits
- Assembling personalized art sculptures provides an opportunity for furniture and home decor startups to offer a new line of DIY products.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy
- Toy companies could expand into the adult hobby market with customizable building kit options.
- Art
- Art supply companies could create new kits for constructing brick sculptures for home decor.
- Furniture
- Brick sculpture kits could offer new opportunities for furniture companies to offer engaging and interactive decor for their customers.
