Bengal Kings and Queens

Champion Bengal cat named Graffitispotbg Arka Arcadius with multiple awards.

TICA Triple Grand Champion & 2019 Regional Winner Mid Atlantic 24th Best Short Hair Graffiti Spotted Bengals Arka Arcadius

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Arka Arcadius aka "Cade"

PK DEF N/N PRA N/N BY PARENTAGE Born from our Queen Vixen Diavila on September 18, 2018 COLOR TEST SHOWS PRODUCES CHARCOAL/Melanistic, AND SEPIA, MINK (snows) (depending on how he is paired) Carrier of Long Coat Cashmere Gene M4 Pure For Spotting via testing by Chris Kaelin

OUR VERY OWN Home Grown Boy with so many accomplishments.

Cade has made his mark among bengal kings and queens, navigating his way through TICA Championship cat shows as time permits! In November 2019, he earned his first title as a TICA champion and quickly advanced to Triple Grand Champion. He also secured the title of TICA Mid Atlantic 24th Best Short Hair for 2019-2020. Most recently, in 2023, he was recognized as Grand Champion in the Loving Cats Worldwide Association.

His striking short sleek coat is something we aspire to see continue in our lines of bengal kittens. Cade is playful and loves to engage in games of fetch, enjoying his mouse toys and favorite feather teasers, including our handmade Ribbon Feathers and Glitter Teasers. As we celebrate the beauty of bengal cats, we also appreciate the elegant traits shared with savannah cats and the joy they bring to their families.

Three Bengal cats with coat patterns and health info on a sparkling background.

LCWW Grand Champion Graffiti Spotted Bengals Arka Arcadius

Graffiti Spotted Bengals, also known as Bengal cats, showcases the majestic presence of Arka Arcadius, aka "Cade." These beautiful Bengal kittens truly embody the spirit of the Bengal kings and queens. In the world of felines, Bengal cats often captivate enthusiasts alongside their counterparts, the savannah cats and their delightful savannah kittens.

Two spotted Bengal cats with detailed genetic and health information.

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Alexandrite the Great

Alexandrite, also known as "Alex," is one of our magnificent Bengal cats, proudly showcasing his lineage as PK DEF N/N PRA N/N by parentage. Born on 11-24-2020 from our regal King Graffiti Spotted Bengals Arka Arcadius, he epitomizes the beauty and charm of Bengal kings and queens.

COLOR TEST SHOWS HE PRODUCES CHARCOAL (APB), SEAL LYNX, SEPIA, MINK (snows), AND BLUE DILUTE (depending on how he is paired). He is also a carrier of the Long Coat Cashmere Gene M4 and is pure for spotting, verified through testing by Chris Kaelin.

Our very own homegrown boy, Alex is a delightful Seal Mink Bengal kitten who inherits the best traits from both of his parents, ensuring that he carries on the proud tradition of exquisite Bengal cats.

Although Alex can be a bit extra at times, he grew up in the shadow of his father's majestic presence. They are often seen cuddling together at bedtime, showcasing the strong bond typical in Bengal families. The Ferris cat wheel is their favorite shared activity, but like many Bengal kittens, Alex has a fondness for toys. He can't get enough of a good feather teaser, and once he catches it, he shows no mercy! Thankfully, he's learned to "drop it" after a proud strut, much to our delight.

Two Falkore Lynx Point Bengal cats with a clouded rosette pattern.

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Falkore RiverViens

Falkore is our homegrown clouded lynx, a true gem among our bengal cats. PK DEF N/N PRA N/N by parentage and tested at UCDAVIS, he stands out as a unique addition to our family of bengal kings and queens. His seal lynx point clouded rosettes and color test results from UCDAVIS indicate he can produce seal lynx point when paired properly, and while he typically produces only lynx, there’s potential for mink as well. There's so much more to love about this sweet boy; he is laid back, sensitive, enjoys splashing around like the lively savannah kittens, and loves to unwind watching TV.

Romantic of Graffiti Spotted Bengals "Romeo"

PRA and PKDef Neg. DNA test via Optimal Selection Panel for our Bengal cats, including silver rosettes. The color test conducted by UCDAVIS indicates he can produce lynxpoint Bengal kittens. This shy new boy from the Czech Republic is seeking the gentle affection typical of Bengal kings and queens, as he enjoys soft petting, a calming voice, meat treats, and playing with mouse toys. He loves his ball track and scratcher activity center, but sometimes feather toys make him uneasy. We hope to intrigue him more with our teaser toys, and perhaps even find him a companion among our Savannah cats and Savannah kittens.

Three spotted Bengal cats with health clearances and breeding information.

Yeti of Graffiti Spotted Bengals

PRA and PKDef Neg. DNA Test Via Optimal Selection Panel for Bengal cats

Lynx rosettes

COLOR TEST SHOWS via UCDAVIS indicates he can produce lynxpoint & blue hues.

Yeti is an easy-going, loving boy who embodies the playful spirit typical of Bengal kittens and Savannah kittens. He is very forward for attention and enjoys being around others. Yeti has a particular fondness for interactive toys, meat treats, and cheese. He gets along well with our dogs, making him the perfect addition to any home that appreciates Bengal kings and queens.

Bengal Queens

Three Bengal cats named Melusine aka My Lucy.

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Melusine

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Melusine BROWN SPOTTED TABBY (ROSETTES) BENGAL, featuring exceptional traits of both Bengal cats and Savannah cats. This particular breed boasts a PK DEF N/N and PRA N/N genetic makeup, ensuring the vitality of our Bengal kittens. Notably, these stunning Bengal kings and queens can include carriers of the Long Hair gene, along with a BROWN Clouded pattern. The DNA test from the Optimal Selection panel ensures you're selecting the best for your future Savannah kittens.

A striking Bengal cat with blue eyes poses in front of a Gucci champagne bottle and Valentine's Day decorations.

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Sugar Magnolia

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Sugar Magnolia features stunning Bengal cats like the LYNX MARBLE TABBY. These remarkable Bengal kings and queens are PK DEF N/N and PRA N/N. The breeder also offers captivating Bengal kittens, including those that are carriers of Long Hair, blue, and lynx varieties. In addition, there are LYNX Clouded options to consider alongside exquisite Savannah cats and adorable Savannah kittens.

Two Bengal cats named Phaedra being held for display.

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Fire Queen aka “Pheadra”

Graffiti Spotted Bengals Fire Queen - BROWN SPOTTED TABBY (ROSETTES) BENGAL. These captivating Bengal cats, known for their unique patterns and playful personalities, come with a PK DEF N/N and PRA N/N. Their stunning brown clouded pattern makes them a favorite among enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for a majestic Bengal king or a queen, or even adorable Bengal kittens, these felines are sure to impress. Comparable to savannah cats and savannah kittens in their exotic appearance, Bengal cats remain a top choice for pet lovers.

A patterned Bengal cat with a curly tail.

TecSpot Arcana F1 of Graffiti Spotted Bengals

Arcana OF Graffiti Spotted Bengals features a stunning Charcoal Torbi SPOTTED TABBY (ROSETTES) and Charcoal Torbi BENGAL. This exceptional female is PK DEF N/N and PRA N/N, confirmed through DNA testing with the Optimal Selection Panel. She embodies the Torbi and charcoal traits (Apb/a) and possesses the Red sex-linked dominant gene, making her capable of producing vibrant orange/red and Torbi bengals. With her genetic background, she can contribute to the lineage of Bengal kings and queens as well as Bengal kittens, and can even produce hybrids in generation 2, similar to the beautiful qualities seen in savannah cats and savannah kittens.