Rainbow Warriors | Native American Art Shawl Wrap by Traci Rabbit

Wear the Art. Carry the Story.

Step into something truly one of a kind. This stunning kimono transforms the original artwork of Bill & Traci Rabbit into a wearable masterpiece — where fine art meets everyday fashion in the most striking way possible. This isn't just clothing. It's culture you can wear.

Art Rendered in Every Thread Every brushstroke, every vibrant color, every intricate detail of the Rabbit family's signature Cherokee-inspired artwork is faithfully captured on soft, lightweight fabric that drapes beautifully and moves with you. Bold enough to turn heads. Comfortable enough to wear all day.

Versatile Style, Unmistakable Presence Throw it over a simple outfit and instantly elevate your look. Layer it over a dress for an evening out or pair it casually with jeans — this kimono jacket adapts to your style while always making a statement. It's the piece people will ask about.

Rooted in Heritage, Designed for Today Traci Rabbit is an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation who carries forward the legacy of her father, celebrated artist Bill Rabbit. She bridges traditional Cherokee roots with modern creative technology, producing original art that lives on clothing, in homes, and in the hearts of collectors worldwide.

What Makes This Piece Special:

• Original artwork by Bill & Traci Rabbit, enrolled Cherokee Nation artists
• Soft, lightweight fabric — comfortable for all-day wear
• Flattering kimono silhouette — versatile for dressed-up or casual looks
• Full, vivid artwork print — every detail preserved
• Gift-ready packaging includes Traci's artist bio and Cherokee Nation enrollment number for guaranteed authenticity
• Native made — authentic Indigenous wearable art, not an imitation

A Gift as Unique as the Person Wearing It Whether for yourself or someone special, this kimono jacket arrives beautifully packaged and ready to gift. It's a meaningful, collectible piece that celebrates creativity, individuality, and the enduring spirit of Cherokee artistry.