Traits

A short set of ears with a pom of fur at the tips, the base is rounded, giving the whole ear a "tulip" look.

A set of moderately sized triangular ears that typically have 3 rings of color along the inside. These ears form a cone at the base, with the soft velvety skin folding over itself, giving the appearance of a closed flower bud. Some iterations of this ear are said to look even more conical than the example below.

•  Tulip:  

  🔹 The base of the ear should wrap around itself, and the ear should be shaped loosely like a flower bud!

An uncommon set of ears that are tall and end in three puffs of fur. A peculiar style of ear that will always grow exactly  three puffs no matter how often you style or trim them!

•  Tulip:  

  🔹 Ears may be  shorter than depicted , but should always have three puffs extending from the tips.
  
  

A style of ears that wrap around themselves, giving a vague appearance of an unwravelling flower bud. These ears are said to have originated from somewhere outside of the species, slowly being amalgamated as the decades passed.

•  Tulip:  

  🔹 Ears should have a visible connecting point, and can end in 2-5 spiky tips.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.