somaCREATIVE™

Joy | Art Scarf

$100.00

Description

Trans joy, in motion. Joy is a wearable expression of original hand-drawn art by Trans Artist Jessenia Nauta, inspired by joy as a process rather than a destination. Drape it, wrap it, and make it part of your own expression.

Photographed in 100% mulberry silk charmeuse, size 50 × 50 inches.

Choose your feel

Silk Charmeuse · 100% Mulberry Silk
Light and fluid, with a luminous sheen that brings the artwork to life. Its thinner feel creates a soft, flowing drape, ideal when you want a lighter layer for warmer days.

Cotton Silk
Fuller-bodied, with a matte finish and a more textured feel. Choose this blend for added volume and a more sculptural drape, letting the artwork take shape as you wrap and style it.

Details

Available in four sizes: 16 × 16, 26 × 26, 36 × 36, and 50 × 50 inches.
Each scarf is printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada.
On silk charmeuse, the print is visible approximately 50% on the reverse side.

Delivery & Returns

Delivery

All orders are produced on demand, printed on fabric and then cut and sewn. Orders will be delivered in approximately 3 weeks.

Returns

Every piece of our apparel is handcrafted with precision, offering you a luxury-quality, eco-friendly garment. We take pride in reducing waste and supporting the planet. Due to the bespoke nature of our clothing, all sales are final. Thank you for embracing sustainable elegance with us.

About Joy

Jessenia Nauta

Joy, 2025

Dominican Republic

Joy was the first experiment with bringing color into a somatic doodled, hand-drawn piece with Micron pens. Absolutely terrified of color, I tried to bring a rhythm of music into it. Allowing the rainbow to speak to me. Pressing them intuitively, rhythmically, to see what shape would emerge from the doodle. Once the shape emerged — after its completion through Procreate — the somatic connection that came through during the intuitive drawing session made it through the colors and expressed itself.

Joy became a reminder of how not every joy is something you experience immediately. Sometimes you need to go through a couple of iterations, to be transformed in the process of that transformation, to receive the joy itself. Through that transformation, the uncomfortable sensations illuminate what you were too scared to feel. In feeling it, joy makes itself known. Joy is a journey — not static, but always moving.