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The sticker is roughly oval-shaped, featuring a stylized, sleeping cat. The cat is predominantly white with a thick, hand-drawn black outline. Its body is curled up, with its tail forming a distinct loop behind its head. The cat's face shows closed eyes, represented by two short curved lines, and a small, content smile, indicated by two short horizontal lines and a curved line for the mouth. There are subtle reddish or pinkish specks and streaks, particularly around the black outlines and within the white space, suggesting wear or a distressed aesthetic. The overall style is simple, cartoonish, and endearing.

03 January 3
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