Traits

The standard ears on Kematas. Large and wide ears that stand about a head and a half tall. Kematas can turn their ears forward and back while observing their surroundings. 

One ear up, one ear down! The fold of the ear can be partial or fully folded over. The upright ear can have a slight curve or sit perfectly straight!

Ears that fold over and don't perk in any way, however they are still proportional to Foxy ears!

Ears that fold half way with a slight arch! The tips always point forward, yet never fully downward.

Ears that carry low on the head and round out at the tips, they are very wide and usually have fur on the insides. 

Dumbo ears that are very wide and long, they tend to touch the ground when the kemata is sitting, they almost always have longer hair on the ear insides!

Little tufts of fur that grow at the eartips. These may be seen on different types of ears. A Kemata's fur texture may also affect the ear tufts!

Twice as wide and more of a rounded shape compared to Foxy ears.

Foxy ears that have multiple curves along the cartilage.

Batty ears, but in Mix Matched formation!  The fold of the ear can be partial or fully folded over. The upright ear can have a slight curve or sit perfectly straight!

Retired, now depicted as Mix Matched ears + Batty Ears on trait listing.

Ears that appear cropped and slightly rounded at the base. Not as wide as Foxy ears.

Ears that sit at the side of the head and carry low. The ear tips point slightly downward and off to the side, unable to perk up.

Batty ears that hold the same position as Sideswept ears!

Long ears that drape past the chest and are rounded at the tips, similar to lop rabbit ears. 

Short and rounded ears, similar to a tiger's ears.

Small ears with a pointed tip.

Ears that are noticeably longer and thinner than Foxy ears. Generally very fluffy at the base.

Ear tufts that make a shape