somaCREATIVE™

Permission | Art Scarf

$100.00

Description

Permission to play, in a form you can wear. Featuring original hand-drawn art by Trans Artist Jessenia Nauta, Permission is an art scarf celebrating experimentation, bringing things together, and letting expression feel lighter. Wrap it your way, without needing to get it perfect.

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 Permission

Jessenia Nauta

Permission, 2025

Dominican Republic

Permission was the second exploration of the idea: “What would a sequence of colors look like?” — especially from a lot of triangles. Sharper shapes that somehow still all came together. Both very meditative, and an experiment.

Permission, over its creation, became just that — Permission. Permission to break things apart. Permission to bring things together. Permission for things to be an experiment. Permission for things to be lighter.

Each set of color was selected before starting the sequence. A commitment to this particular union of color.

The doodle itself was made on a day with a lot of tension within my body. Somatically, it was an expression of bringing myself into union with keeping art very simple. Shifting from very elaborate, perfective traditional pieces into somatic expressions of what I was moving through at that time. Bringing the fun back into drawing for myself.