LES COUPES HERMES SCARF BY FRANCOISE DE LA PERRIERE REVERSIBLE OPERA SCARF/SHAWL

HERMES By M. Carter-Lome When you think of luxury brands that have stood the test of time by staying true to their craftsman roots, Hermès is one that comes to mind. From its harnesses and saddles to the iconic Birkin bag (named for Actress Jane Birkin) and scarves that surround you in luxurious hand-stitched silk, Hermès continues to attract the most discerning owners and collectors VIDEO: BELOW https://youtu.be/I8Az640tiR8?si=weXges DESCRIPTION: Hermes "Carriages" Authentic Scarf Hermes Les Coupes Hermes REVERSIBLE Opera Scarf (100% silk) - Vintage - RARE Designed by Françoise de la Perrière in 1970/1971 THEME: Stylized carriages are the theme of this modernist scarf in delicious Hermes orange and brown tones. Wonderfully soft vintage silk makes this scarf drape beautifully and very easy to wear. CONDITION: Item in very good condition; has minor imperfections. We try to present the real condition of the item as fully as possible with photos. PATTERN: Geometric Type Bandana, square scarf NO ISSUES TO DISCLOSE Measures approx No center seam Made in France Maroon/Old Gold * 100% hand-rolled silk * Dimensions: 33" X 34" * Silk Scarf Hermes * Great Condition Rarest Hermes scarf? Another highly sought-after artist is Xavier de Poret, whose scarves are considered very rare. Famous for his pencil drawings, 5 of his carries (Les Levriers or Greyhounds and Mesanges to name just two), out of a group of nearly 30, are widely considered the “rarest” of Hermes scarves