HERMÈS PARIS BRIDES DE GALA BLUE GOLD WHITE SILK SQUARE EQUESTRIAN HORSE PRINT CARRÉ SCARF

In 1957, Robert Dumas worked with Hugo Grygkar. He placed two bridles face to face on the floor, and immediately it became clear that the composition was perfect, a scarf with unparalleled simplicity came to life. This was followed by the talent of a precise and subtle hand, which is so dear to the Maison. This design reflects the first love of a Maison of saddlers, its attraction to the beautiful, useful, and durable, as well as the enduring legacy of a title whose sounds evoke, as Jean-Louis Dumas once noted, "dazzling ceremonial garments". The interlaced harnesses feature pieces from the Émile Hermès collection. Objects sometimes have a truly wonderful destiny.

The forever scarves are heritage scarves, authentic and alive, that honor the original design in a unique and emblematic color. Neither reworked nor redesigned, they are presented in all their simplicity, true to the original drawing of the artist.
This essential Hermès accessory complements any outfit. It can be worn many ways - around your neck, as a top, at the waist or as a headscarf!

Made in France

Designed by Hugo Grygkar

Dimensions: 34.8 in / 85 cm | As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.

Provenance:

From the personal collection of Karen Mulder.