Scarves Scarf of The Day 2023- Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[Naessi]

Sunday in Les Bles - all the bunnies!
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Today celebrating kitty cats - the large growly ones - with GTN, my SOTD
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@Cookiefiend - Love the way you styled GTN! It really highlights the best parts of the scarf!

Couldn’t resist posting just a few more awesome bunnies

Just look at the beautiful hare and all the other animals in Les Mythologies des Hommes Rouges
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Fleurs d’Hiver features mainly a repeating pattern of reindeer, but one of my favorite details is the border with all the cute critters, which includes bunnies
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And, one of the most iconic cats on an Hermès scarf: Cave Felem
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Peuple du Vent is full of delightful animals, including two dogs and a kitty cat
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La Maison des Carres depicts a cute cat and dog in a couple of its vignettes. In that room, there is a woman with a goldfish and man with his dog
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In the scene top right, an airtist paints in the company of her cat
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@Living.la.vida.fifi - Your scarf collection is fantastic and you always tie the most inspiring knots!

And, it works, so here’s where to find cheeky little Kluska… (click to reveal)

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Hope you had fun in Animapolis!

@Lellabelle - Thank you for this post! Nice touch with the spoiler feature!

 

[lanit]

A few Hares from the tansu…

 

[lanit]

Thanks @Snausages abd @LKBNOLA !

I’m more of a pup lover these days though I loved my beautiful Burmese cat during my college years. Detail of huskies from LVdGN, I do love Jan Batjlik’s signature pup in his scarf designs (like searching for Annie Faivres monkey icon) and Dallet’s Guepards, for Year of the Cat.

 

[Snausages]

From Sunday's SOTD - Les Bles - worn in celebration of the Year of The Rabbit. I love owning a piece from Hugo Grygkar and this design is so personal to me. I have long owned Watership Down yet never read it, so I've added it to my reading list for this year. The language of the rabbits in it is Lapine... le lapin being the French word for rabbit. Once upon a time I had a little white pet rabbit with black nose and black tipped ears.

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And such a beautiful colorway!

 

[Snausages]

He had a benign tumour that had come to end of life and needed to be removed as it was degenerating and at risk of ulceration and infection. It was a sizeable lump, and they had to go quite deep to get it. Internal stitches, plus 7 staples to hold the incision together. He’s too old and too large for a general anaesthetic, so they had to do the whole thing under local and sedation. He’s an absolute trooper.

He was a total gentleman with the surgery staff, and giving everyone kisses. We’re very blessed to have him.

Oh you must have been terrified Elsa and Maple send lickeykisses for a speedy recovery

 

[Snausages]

Here are some more Kluska's from my own scarves! Haven't hunted for him on Voitures Exquises or Cosmographia...
Top of the world in Epopee:
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Center medallion on La Selle Imaginaire (cleverly concealed in plain view!)
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On the corner of Costume de Fete-- front and center on a bias fold:
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This is one of the so charming aspects of his work! I don’t believe Kluska is in VE. A friend met him and he drew a Kluska in one of the carriages on her VE and signed it.

Jan Bajtlik also wrote and illustrated a children’s book of Greek Mythology - I’ve not hunted in it for Kluska yet!

 

[Snausages]

So do I with the Lazy leopardesses and I manage to show the one with the tongue out.View attachment 5699461

Brilliant!

 

[Snausages]

I love that scarf and have it in pink. Great idea!

@Snausages, to me the horse rumps on Attelage en Arbalète are so peaceful and calm.

Ooooh I’m not familiar with this colorway! There will be a hooves day later this week and would love to see it!

 

[Snausages]

A few Hares from the tansu…

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Thanks @Snausages abd @LKBNOLA !

I’m more of a pup lover these days though I loved my beautiful Burmese cat during my college years. Detail of huskies from LVdGN, I do love Jan Batjlik’s signature pup in his scarf designs (like searching for Annie Faivres monkey icon) and Dallet’s Guepards, for Year of the Cat.

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Fabulous closeups! I too am more of a dog person but it’s hard to resist a good purr (if I ever go on Safari that will likely be my demise). When I lived in NYC my landlord had a grey and white cat named Misty - he’d stick his head through the bannister to get scritches from the landing when I’d get home from work

 

[momasaurus]

A few Hares from the tansu…

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These are so beautifully drawn!

 

[Snausages]

Welcome to Day 3 of the Paws for Thought theme week! Today we're focusing on dogs*! Puppers. Doggos. Pooches. Hounds. Man’s best friend. The largest registry of dog breeds identifies 300+ internationally-accepted breeds. The AKC breaks these down into seven groupings, organized by the original work that each breed was developed to do: Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, and Herding.

If you've known me for longer than a nanosecond, you know I'm crazy about my pups! My mom grew up with a cocker spaniel, so I grew up with a cocker spaniel, and since 1996 I've owned 7 and fostered 15 cocker spaniels. Spaniels don't appear much on Hermes scarves and when they do I'm a fan. I've got two colorways of Carl de Parcevaux's Chiens au Rapport which features four life-like drawings of field spaniels with their masters' hunted fowl (cocker spaniels are so named for specializing in retrieving fallen woodcocks), and two formats of Virginie Jamin's Colliers et Chiens (an evolution of Colliers de Chien, which I also have in two formats). Most recently Dimitri Rybaltchenko's Sur Mon Nuage includes his cocker spaniel Misty playing with a ball - looking an awful lot like my Elsa chasing Maple chasing a ball.






And, as so many have noted Jan Bajtlik usually finds some way to work in his Corgi Kluska (Polish for "Noodle", the name of my second cocker!). While Kluska is often easy to spot, sometimes she's integrated so well she's hard to find!

And so, my Silken Sisters and Brothers, I ask you to show me your pups! Bonus points for showing your real life doggaroonis!

(*Have no fear – wild canines will be featured later this week! And remember, any SOTD is on-theme!)

 

[Coco2606]

Kuska may deserve his own week !
Here SOTD with furry fellows
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[Cookiefiend]

Couldn’t resist posting just a few more awesome bunnies

Just look at the beautiful hare and all the other animals in Les Mythologies des Hommes Rouges
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Fleurs d’Hiver features mainly a repeating pattern of reindeer, but one of my favorite details is the border with all the cute critters, which includes bunnies
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And, one of the most iconic cats on an Hermès scarf: Cave Felem
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Peuple du Vent is full of delightful animals, including two dogs and a kitty cat
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La Maison des Carres depicts a cute cat and dog in a couple of its vignettes. In that room, there is a woman with a goldfish and man with his dog
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In the scene top right, an airtist paints in the company of her cat
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Awesome post Fifi - these are all lovely… but my eyes are poppin’ with that hem on LMdC!!

And, here are my two beloved kitty cats…
Ponki
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And, Mimi
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And, my SOTD last Friday to attend a Seraphic Fire concert… Tapis Persans worn with my new Gerda Lynggaard for Monies necklace
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Awwwwwwww kitties, and ZOMG that necklace with Tapis!

From Sunday's SOTD - Les Bles - worn in celebration of the Year of The Rabbit. I love owning a piece from Hugo Grygkar and this design is so personal to me. I have long owned Watership Down yet never read it, so I've added it to my reading list for this year. The language of the rabbits in it is Lapine... le lapin being the French word for rabbit. Once upon a time I had a little white pet rabbit with black nose and black tipped ears.

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Perfection with that sweater!
Watership Down is a favorite of mine, I hope you love it too!

He had a benign tumour that had come to end of life and needed to be removed as it was degenerating and at risk of ulceration and infection. It was a sizeable lump, and they had to go quite deep to get it. Internal stitches, plus 7 staples to hold the incision together. He’s too old and too large for a general anaesthetic, so they had to do the whole thing under local and sedation. He’s an absolute trooper.

He was a total gentleman with the surgery staff, and giving everyone kisses. We’re very blessed to have him.

❤️❤️❤️
I’m so glad he’s doing well.
Sending you both hugs, and Coco sends smooches.

Here are some more Kluska's from my own scarves! Haven't hunted for him on Voitures Exquises or Cosmographia...
Top of the world in Epopee:
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Center medallion on La Selle Imaginaire (cleverly concealed in plain view!)
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On the corner of Costume de Fete-- front and center on a bias fold:
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Gorgeous!

Now I am cracking up remembering this @Snausages!

I still want to know how the cat was named Table @xincinsin and that corgi is too much! The cat scarves are fabulous, too...

Lovely little bunnies on Balade de Heian-- would love to find one someday @lanit. The polar bear and husky faces on LVdGN are the sweetest...

The kitty is adorable and so are the rabbits -- until one focuses on the activity which is the subject of the scarf! But it is lovely nonetheless @Redbirdhermes!

So beautiful and elegant paired with white-- I have a hard time resisting a mosaic of any kind @Croisette7!

Adorable cat in his rubber ducky hat! And sisters on this fabulous scarf @Coco2606 -- now we need a mod shot of you!

I love the kitty on Les Toits and your two are adorable @Pirula.

Wow that sweater is the perfect match for the pink in GTN @Cookiefiend-- you really see the luminosity... And of course, your bunnies hiding in that fabulous field...

The color of this sweater is TDF and it looks amazing on you. Congratulate your husband on his blow torch art-- It is great in your window @Teaforparrots! I hope you are able to soon retrieve your car. For many years I lived on a hill between the Catskills and the Berkshires-- getting stranded in snow is no fun at all.


No one highlights the details in scarves in more surprising and pleasurable ways than you @Living.la.vida.fifi -- just wonderful little vignettes that always send me searching through my own silks with delight and anticipation. Amazing scarves and your two kitties are adoranble. Your outfit with the new necklace and Tapis Persans is amazing...

Thank you @Snausages! I am really enjoying discovering the play of colors on this one-- flat it reads like another blue scarf, but the cat colors and the shading and brushwork are truly magical... I love Manlik's work-- she can do everything from Robe du Soir, to Tresor de Medor to Faunes Lettrees-- a very diverse range of styles.

Fabulous colorway @Ashanti_Rose -- you must have quite a stunning collection based on the few we have seen!

It is always nerve-wracking but the most important thing is that he is home with his loving family and recovering. They are always so stoic and trusting-- he sounds like a wonderful boy @Lellabelle.

Beautiful Les Bles @EtsyBoss! Is the border gold? I just adore the wheat fields on this design. -- congratulations on finding such a lovely one. All I can say is you are in for a treat with Watership Down. Multigenerational favorite at my house...

Thank you sweetheart!

Both perfectly tied !

@Cookiefiend - Love the way you styled GTN! It really highlights the best parts of the scarf!



@Living.la.vida.fifi - Your scarf collection is fantastic and you always tie the most inspiring knots!



@Lellabelle - Thank you for this post! Nice touch with the spoiler feature!

Thank you!

Welcome to Day 3 of the Paws for Thought theme week! Today we're focusing on dogs*! Puppers. Doggos. Pooches. Hounds. Man’s best friend. The largest registry of dog breeds identifies 300+ internationally-accepted breeds. The AKC breaks these down into seven groupings, organized by the original work that each breed was developed to do: Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, and Herding.

If you've known me for longer than a nanosecond, you know I'm crazy about my pups! My mom grew up with a cocker spaniel, so I grew up with a cocker spaniel, and since 1996 I've owned 7 and fostered 15 cocker spaniels. Spaniels don't appear much on Hermes scarves and when they do I'm a fan. I've got two colorways of Carl de Parcevaux's Chiens au Rapport which features four life-like drawings of field spaniels with their masters' hunted fowl (cocker spaniels are so named for specializing in retrieving fallen woodcocks), and two formats of Virginie Jamin's Colliers et Chiens (an evolution of Colliers de Chien, which I also have in two formats). Most recently Dimitri Rybaltchenko's Sur Mon Nuage includes his cocker spaniel Misty playing with a ball - looking an awful lot like my Elsa chasing Maple chasing a ball.

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And, as so many have noted Jan Bajtlik usually finds some way to work in his Corgi Kluska (Polish for "Noodle", the name of my second cocker!). While Kluska is often easy to spot, sometimes she's integrated so well she's hard to find!

And so, my Silken Sisters and Brothers, I ask you to show me your pups! Bonus points for showing your real life doggaroonis!

(*Have no fear – wild canines will be featured later this week! And remember, any SOTD is on-theme!)

yay - puppy day!
(I love this pic of Maple and Elsa - dos ears!!! )

 

[Pirula]

Welcome to Day 3 of the Paws for Thought theme week! Today we're focusing on dogs*! Puppers. Doggos. Pooches. Hounds. Man’s best friend. The largest registry of dog breeds identifies 300+ internationally-accepted breeds. The AKC breaks these down into seven groupings, organized by the original work that each breed was developed to do: Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, and Herding.

If you've known me for longer than a nanosecond, you know I'm crazy about my pups! My mom grew up with a cocker spaniel, so I grew up with a cocker spaniel, and since 1996 I've owned 7 and fostered 15 cocker spaniels. Spaniels don't appear much on Hermes scarves and when they do I'm a fan. I've got two colorways of Carl de Parcevaux's Chiens au Rapport which features four life-like drawings of field spaniels with their masters' hunted fowl (cocker spaniels are so named for specializing in retrieving fallen woodcocks), and two formats of Virginie Jamin's Colliers et Chiens (an evolution of Colliers de Chien, which I also have in two formats). Most recently Dimitri Rybaltchenko's Sur Mon Nuage includes his cocker spaniel Misty playing with a ball - looking an awful lot like my Elsa chasing Maple chasing a ball.

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And, as so many have noted Jan Bajtlik usually finds some way to work in his Corgi Kluska (Polish for "Noodle", the name of my second cocker!). While Kluska is often easy to spot, sometimes she's integrated so well she's hard to find!

And so, my Silken Sisters and Brothers, I ask you to show me your pups! Bonus points for showing your real life doggaroonis!

(*Have no fear – wild canines will be featured later this week! And remember, any SOTD is on-theme!)

Gorgeous post! Your girls are sooooo happy! Lucky to have found you as a mamma!

I really need a Collier de Chien. That’s is all. Off to find the few pups I do have…..

 

[Croisette7]

Gorgeous colorway! And I refuse to believe this is your only cat (but if so it’s a really good one!)

Thank you ... I just found one on my SOTD Early America