Cat Pawrents,
we hear you.
A chunky, hand-knotted yarn nest designed to tap into your cat’s primal desire to curl up, hug wall edges, and make biscuits.
DISCLAIMER
Every Kuching piece is 100% hand-woven by local artisans using natural cane and premium yarn. Because human hands craft each item, subtle variations in weave, dimension, and color tone may occur. What you receive is a truly one-of-a-kind sanctuary made just for your home.
Caring for your Kuching.
Crochet holds its shape when handled with intention. What you put in, it gives back.
The Ritual
What to avoid
No washing machine. No tumble dryer. No extreme temperatures.The shape is part of the craft — protect it.
Handled well, this piece will outlast everything mass-produced you've ever owned.
Shipping
Shipping is FREE within Bengaluru area.
Delivery time is 7-10 days.
Returns
Returns are FREE within Bengaluru area.
If your cat is not happy with your purchase, we gladly accept returns. Please connect with us.
Kuching wants to make things right, and work with you to find a resolution. We understand no two cats are the same, and we would love to get to know yours and understand what’s best for them the most.
At that point, if you still wish to return your item, let us know and we'll process immediately. Simply repackage the product in its original packaging, and we’ll handle the pickup.
Once we receive and inspect the return, we'll process your full refund within 7-10 business days.
We’re here for you and your cat.
Our team is happy to answer any questions.
Yes, we built a trap. A soft, yarn-filled trap.
It’s not just a bed; it’s a chunky, hand-knotted circle of pure comfort. The moment they step in, the raised edges and deep tactile texture trigger their "if I fit, I sit" instinct instantly. It hugs them gently from all sides, creating a cozy boundary that makes them feel completely secure.
Next thing you know, they’re kneading the loops, belly-up, and completely passed out—and you finally get your own sofa back. You’re welcome.
we hear you.
If you grew up in an Indian household, you know the quiet magic of crochet.
You probably remember winter afternoons with your Dadi or Nani sitting in the sun, ball of yarn in her lap, needles clacking softly. She wasn't just making a sweater, a muffler, or a cozy blanket for her grandchildren—she was weaving pure love, patience, and care into every single stitch.
When we designed the mats for Kuching furniture, we knew a standard foam pad wouldn't cut it.