What beautiful colors, Cooshcouture. So bright and cheery, elegant, too. If you didn’t receive the laminated item tag, I don’t think that is normal. I would call them.
Scarves Scarf of the Day 2021 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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I just shipped it back. It’s this one , plus it came with the heart shape orange box too.
grest sotd! is that a 90 moussie? Amazing colors in it. Love it
My sotd for last day of Christmas shopping. Joies D’hiver.
I wanted to highlight this lovely couple! I think with @Redbirdhermes post on ecosse and all the plaid talk about it after I HAD to highlight him
I wanted to highlight this lovely couple! I think with @Redbirdhermes post on ecosse and all the plaid talk about it after I HAD to highlight him
Brilliant and utterly charming!My sotd for last day of Christmas shopping. Joies D’hiver.
I wanted to highlight this lovely couple! I think with @Redbirdhermes post on ecosse and all the plaid talk about it after I HAD to highlight him
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Both of those colors are gorgeous. They came in such good colors. I found the gavroche at the h sale last summer and wish I had a GM, too.
Love, love, love the fellow skating in the red kilt. I had never noticed him before so took a look at my scarf. He is wearing yellow. Gotta say, I prefer that red outfit by far.My sotd for last day of Christmas shopping. Joies D’hiver.
I wanted to highlight this lovely couple! I think with @Redbirdhermes post on ecosse and all the plaid talk about it after I HAD to highlight him
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Of course! “Brides de Gala en finesse” in ..just glorious..le sigh. I have the regular twill version. Trade ya...no? Ok.
I love the strong graphics on this! Another “ coulda woulda shoulda”
It looks great with the turquoise !
I love his work.. so dynamic, energetic and expressive! Beautiful example
Thanks so much! Yes, this is my sole CW of Pierres, though I’ve always wanted at least one more… perhaps one of the more colorful CWs
Love this design so much! Not only a charming illustration but such a lovely Christmas jacquard! A holiday favorite for sure
Oh, what a great post and lovely tribute to your dear mom, who was a leader and inspiration… Impossible to choose a CW as both are amazing
Such a lovely thing to say… I so appreciate it!
Love this dip dye hue
A magnificent design… Love this wonderful CW
A beautiful classic… I own the red, but this rich blue is lovely
Adore this CW… So wearable!
Wonderful CW of this beautiful classic
Both are such wonderful silks, and each so different… Must admit that Zabavushka is masterful and one I love to wear at this time of year as well… So glad you posted it! We have some things in common, one being that we are both Art Historians!
So great on you! I hardly wear this one but have been inspired by you and moma to do so more often
Both are wonderful… I’ve always thought that BdG Finesse shines as a moussie
It is a fabulous design in the style of traditional textiles of Kyrgyztan
A design that deserves multiples, IMO… You are so lucky to own two CWs! I am happy to be your twin on the first CW
Amazing knot highlighting that delightful skating coupleMy sotd for last day of Christmas shopping. Joies D’hiver.
I wanted to highlight this lovely couple! I think with @Redbirdhermes post on ecosse and all the plaid talk about it after I HAD to highlight him
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A magnificent silk!
Wrapping up the week with a few more silks, beginning with Cent Plis des Miao, designed by Aline Honoré. This marvel of an illustration pictures a pleated skirt, the traditional costume of the Miao Minority people of China, viewed from above as it lays on stylized and geometric patterned textiles characteristic to this cultural group. Dancing ribbons and a silver horse amulet complete the still life. The Hermès catalog states, “This carre prompted a meeting with the Museum of Quai Branly in Paris. Offered by Hermes, the skirt now figures amongst its collections.“
Following pics of my 90 and CSGM, some photographs of Chinese Miao women wearing the traditional multi pleated skirts, a Miao pleated skirt and a silver horse amulet of the Miao people that resembles the one on the scarf.
Next is Animaux Solaires by Zoe Pauwels. The theme of this scarf is literally based on Tibetan mandalas from the 15th-16th centuries that represent a heliocentric universe where creation revolves around the solar force. A lion, horse, stag and eagle chase each other infinitely on a field with the sun at its core. Mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning “circle,” and, at the most basic level of appearance, that’s what a mandala is, a beautifully inscribed circle adorned with geometric patterns and digital forms. Before learning that its design was based on Tibetan mandalas, I thought it was inspired on medieval Insular illustrations such as those found in Gospel books like the legendary Book of Kells. I definitely see stylistic similarities between medieval illuminated manuscripts and sacred Tibetan mandalas in common characteristics such as the usage of geometric patterns, organic forms and highly dense, intricate decorative patterns.
After the scarf, a collage showing a Tibetan mandala and some examples of illuminated pages from the Irish Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels
Zoe Pauwels designed Aube Libre Comme l’Ange as a tribute to the Japanese band l’Alfee and its 1977 music project by the same name. The design is in the style of graffiti art. Below, pics of the scarf followed by graffiti examples.
Rayures Mexicaines, or Mexican Stripes was only issued in mousseline form and consists of a series of multicolored stripes trimmed by a classic belt and buckles pattern. I do not know who designed it and would appreciate any information.
Following pictures of the scarf is an image of a Mexican woven blanket, or serape.
Thank you for allowing me to host this wonderful week on SOTD. It has been a great honor and pleasure to share some of my silks and to learn so much from everyone here
Following pics of my 90 and CSGM, some photographs of Chinese Miao women wearing the traditional multi pleated skirts, a Miao pleated skirt and a silver horse amulet of the Miao people that resembles the one on the scarf.
Next is Animaux Solaires by Zoe Pauwels. The theme of this scarf is literally based on Tibetan mandalas from the 15th-16th centuries that represent a heliocentric universe where creation revolves around the solar force. A lion, horse, stag and eagle chase each other infinitely on a field with the sun at its core. Mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning “circle,” and, at the most basic level of appearance, that’s what a mandala is, a beautifully inscribed circle adorned with geometric patterns and digital forms. Before learning that its design was based on Tibetan mandalas, I thought it was inspired on medieval Insular illustrations such as those found in Gospel books like the legendary Book of Kells. I definitely see stylistic similarities between medieval illuminated manuscripts and sacred Tibetan mandalas in common characteristics such as the usage of geometric patterns, organic forms and highly dense, intricate decorative patterns.
After the scarf, a collage showing a Tibetan mandala and some examples of illuminated pages from the Irish Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels
Zoe Pauwels designed Aube Libre Comme l’Ange as a tribute to the Japanese band l’Alfee and its 1977 music project by the same name. The design is in the style of graffiti art. Below, pics of the scarf followed by graffiti examples.
Rayures Mexicaines, or Mexican Stripes was only issued in mousseline form and consists of a series of multicolored stripes trimmed by a classic belt and buckles pattern. I do not know who designed it and would appreciate any information.
Following pictures of the scarf is an image of a Mexican woven blanket, or serape.
Thank you for allowing me to host this wonderful week on SOTD. It has been a great honor and pleasure to share some of my silks and to learn so much from everyone here
@Fifi, thank you for hosting and your marvelous contributions. You look so energetic and radiant in your photos. Thank you also for the kind words to my posts.
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