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

[Croisette7]

KACHINAS CSGM



CARRÉ en CARRÉS longshawl



BRAZIL 1,40 DIP DYE



PLUMES CSGM

 

[Croisette7]

Chefs Indiens





MADISON AVE.

 

[Living.la.vida.fifi]

KACHINAS CSGM

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CARRÉ en CARRÉS longshawl

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BRAZIL 1,40 DIP DYE

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PLUMES CSGM

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My goodness, Croisette! You continue to outdo yourself! What an extraordinary collection!

 

[bobkat1991]

All four of my grandparents were from Russia!

I Loved the two years I spent in Moscow 1995-97! I took an intensive course in speaking, reading and understanding Russian before I went, which made it much easier to wander around town on the Metro.

 

[CoffeeSLP]

La Vie Sauvage du Texas

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Flore & Faune du Texas

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PAWNEE CSGM

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Ex Libris en Kimono
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Mythique Phoenix

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That MP, in particular, is spectacular on you!

 

[gingele]

I am very excited to make my first contribution here on SotD because the postman just delivered this beauty! I think this will also be my SotD tomorrow for Thanksgiving - so I guess this is my scarf of today and tomorrow and probably the next day, maybe week, who knows? Forgive the utter lack of styling, I literally threw it on the second I got her out of her pretty orange box! Good thing she stands on her own, regardless.

 

[papertiger]

Loved your post, Pautinka! I have a Fleurs d'Ecosse in green & orange, I think. I have a lot of books on Victorian jewelry but there is nothing like someone who really knows the history and collects to explain stuff. My prize Scottish agate brooch has a simple design: 3 lobes making up a fan shape. No extraneous metal work. Wore this brooch to Edinburgh and an antique jewelry dealer said it was a representation of the Prince of Wales ostrich feathers. The dealer I got it from in Georgetown a while back did not have much of any interpretation as I remember.
My other agates are small, nothing special, but I do like to see hardstone being used, the colors are pretty.
You''re referring to grouse feathers, right?
Question about cairngorms: sometimes I see these as very orangey (like burnt orange) citrines and sometimes (less often) they are smoky quartz. I am not sure I like the orangey color with the muted agates (maybe I've just seen mediocre examples). Which is the "authentic" color, or are both used?
Scottish agate bracelets are another interesting item. Twenty years ago specialist antique dealers would have a huge table displaying such bracelets. Now, they are HTF -- and I guess the best examples would be in gold. Or are good examples made in silver, like the rest of the SA jewelry?
I passed on getting an antique Luckenbooth in favor of a clan brooch or two b/c I had really never seen them before. (I am not Scottish). Luckenbooths are sometimes called witches hearts if the heart is curved a certain way, right? It's been explained to me what they mean but I forgot. Those are cool.

I believe the Luckenbooths were originally from Edinburgh and given to sweethearts. They are often thought as charms and something that a child may give to a mother too and vice versa. When my mother was very ill this year I brought her a silver version on a chain to wear round her neck till she became better.

 

[papertiger]

I am very excited to make my first contribution here on SotD because the postman just delivered this beauty! I think this will also be my SotD tomorrow for Thanksgiving - so I guess this is my scarf of today and tomorrow and probably the next day, maybe week, who knows? Forgive the utter lack of styling, I literally threw it on the second I got her out of her pretty orange box! Good thing she stands on her own, regardless.

 

[papertiger]

And here is the 90 carré
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I hate that I didn't buy this. Someone kick me!!!

 

[papertiger]

SOTD. Sorry not a feather in sight. Echec CSGM...

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Love the whole look Pirula

 

[Maedi]

I believe the Luckenbooths were originally from Edinburgh and given to sweethearts. They are often thought as charms and something that a child may give to a mother too and vice versa. When my mother was very ill this year I brought her a silver version on a chain to wear round her neck till she became better.

I am so happy that your mother is better and what a sweet, meaningful gesture.

 

[Maedi]

I hate that I didn't buy this. Someone kick me!!!

Me, too.
It is spectacular in this grey /lavender color.

 

[Maedi]

KACHINAS CSGM

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CARRÉ en CARRÉS longshawl

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BRAZIL 1,40 DIP DYE

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PLUMES CSGM

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I don't understand why I don't have a Plumes shawl.
Love Brazil dd GM, too. Yours has great contrast. I have the tabac one.

 

[papertiger]

I'd like to wish all my friends from the USA who celebrate a very H-appy Thanksgiving

Here are a few of my more obvious feathered scarves and I hope it's not too un-PC to include a First Nation person too in my Apparat des Plaines by Tzapoff, obviously we think of them at this time of year and the very beautiful nature and diverse flora and fauna that makes up the US.

 

[papertiger]

I am so happy that your mother is better and what a sweet, meaningful gesture.

Thank you Maedi. She's made slow but sure progress from the intensive care unit to walking and talking very well again.