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Scarf 70 Hermes Tea Time
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Scarf 70 Les Voitures Nouvelle
$4,100.00The story behind
Based on the Les Voitures Nouvelles scarf design
Carriages and horses remained close companions for many years, then, freed from their heavy harness, horses began to slip away. Meanwhile, in this delicate composition, cars reveal their old-fashioned charm and the remarkable craftsmanship that made France one of the world’s most prestigious manufacturing hubs. In colorful crests or in the center of the scarf, open carriages, elegant coupes, sedans and high-perched phaetons all testify to the sophistication of an entire era.
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Scarf 70 Paris Qui Roule
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Scarf 90 Bagage A Main
$5,400.00The story behind
From Venezuela to France via Mexico, Rosa Maria Unda Souki has carried her life around in a suitcase, which here reveals her most treasured possessions: her shoes, pastels, colored pencils, earrings, and tubes of paint. The artist bring poetry books and a subway ticket similar to those she used as a child. Wild plants, feathers and a kite emerge from this intimate setting. And of course, all of her dreams too.
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Scarf 90 Balade Ecossaise
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Scarf 90 Ca Decoiffe
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Scarf 90 Cheval Sirene Double Face
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Scarf 90 Chevaloscope
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Scarf 90 Chevaloscope
$5,400.00The story behind
“Draw me a horse, and I will tell you who you are”, this scarf seems to be whispering. In his sketchbook, Elias Kafouros has drawn sixteen horses, associating Hermès’ favorite animal with a variety of leisure activities from gardening and musical instruments to games, a swimming pool, and even a hot air balloon! It’s a lesson on how to see the world through the prism of a horse and imagine an entirely different, fascinating, and fun way of life that asserts freedom. While champing at the bit, naturally!
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Scarf 90 Chevaloscope
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Scarf 90 Costume de Fete
$5,400.00The story behind
It’s a day of celebration in Krakow. “Pan i Pani” (the bride and groom) have dressed in their finest clothes, and everything is ready for the wedding. Perhaps you are already staring wide-eyed, with the feeling that you’ve been magically transported into a wonderland. No, no, everything is real: the beads, the coral, the gold and silver sequins, the fringes, the motifs, the flowers, and every detail of the bodice and the border are inspired by Polish folklore, meticulously reproduced by Jan Bajtlik. Here’s to the happy couple!
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