“Freedoom” Denim Jacket – Hand-Painted Native Girl, Jute Braids & Real Feathers

The “Freedoom” denim jacket is a wearable rebellion — part ritual, part road trip, part raw statement.

On the back: a hand-painted scene of a Native girl walking through the Arizona desert, her body turned away, but her face glancing in profile, throwing a bold middle finger gesture. Her elaborate feathered headdress flows in the wind, echoing the power of defiance and identity.

Along the shoulders, from sleeve to collar, runs a hand-woven jute braid, from which natural jute threads hang like a desert fringe, decorated with real feathers that move freely with each step — like a walking totem.

🔹 One-of-a-kind hand-painted art on back
🔹 Unisex classic-cut denim jacket
🔹 Natural jute braid + hanging feathers
🔹 Tribal, rebellious, and unapologetic
🔹 Inspired by desert wind, sacred anger, and survival

Fit: Classic denim jacket silhouette
Care: Spot clean only (due to painting & feather work)
Note: Every back painting and feather set is slightly unique