The anthracite is stunning. I haven't figured out how to wear it yet but I think it'll be the first scarf I frame. Well worth waiting forI'm looking for the anthracite 😊

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The anthracite is stunning. I haven't figured out how to wear it yet but I think it'll be the first scarf I frame. Well worth waiting forI'm looking for the anthracite 😊
Frou frou, did you want to try again?:
https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/141918466958
I'm not sure if this is same cw as other, and I don't have experience with the seller. But thought I'd highlight just in case. [emoji4]
Pirula How thoughtful ,thank you for thinking of me!
It's very pretty in fuchsia but I'm not sure it would suit me, it's a good buy for someone!
Guilty Pleasures confession time.
Last year I saw this (particular scarf) on eBay and put it on my watch list. Over and over and over it didn't sell. Well, why should it have? The pictures were awful. And at the holidays it went on sale and ended again unsold and I so became mildly obsessed with this particular scarf because it was 1)interesting and 2)mousseline.
I passed up bidding on others of these even when prices were better (but they weren't mousseline) and finally gave myself a talking, and wrote the seller asking for better pics and for MT's opinion over in the AT thread. I also asked the seller if she'd take a best offer and she said yes. And was very nice about it.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. In fact, Mr BCat can't stand it because of the weird faces on it. I didn't have the heart to tell him that was one of it's main endearments for me.
So here is my new to me, in super duper condition Smiles In Third Millenary scarf because I suppose an obsession with one particular item could also be considered a grail of sorts....
It's sooooo soft.....
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Forgive the sloppy mod shot. I have NO makeup on (tried to crop that out!) as I am at home resting my shoulder which I injured a couple of weeks ago, then fell down and injured the same one...
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Of course frou frou; my pleasure. I had a feeling this wasn't quite the right cw. But I can't remember the correct one. Brown? Burgundy?
How fun!!! It suits you! There's such great pleasure in finally attaining a scarf after so much time and thought. Enjoy!
Oh and do get better soon. Sounds painful!
Thank you, etoile de mer. Ethereal is the perfect word to capture this weave. Yes, they are made in India. Jamdani is the name of a special weaving and embroidery process that's extremely difficult and coveted. I was thrilled when learning Hermès had produced some. While less ornate in the embroidery than I would like to own someday, its quality is stunning. In an era of machine man fabrics, I'm not sure the expertise of the woven elements is visible by many, but if understood, it can blow one away.
You might be interested to know that the Jamdani is from Year of India! It was a special set of pieces made, I'm imagining, to celebrate one of the most challenging weaving traditions.
It isn't meant to be anything like bandhani/shibori (the latter is the Japanese term, which is what Hermès uses, despite the work being done in Indiaperhaps because the Hindi term is so close to bandana). Bandhani is a tie-dye process. Jamdani is a weaving process. Very different.
Thank you, Pocketbook Pup. I wore it just yesterday and took a pic per your request.
This is so perfect for you!!! Congratulations!!!Thank you, etoile de mer. Ethereal is the perfect word to capture this weave. Yes, they are made in India. Jamdani is the name of a special weaving and embroidery process that's extremely difficult and coveted. I was thrilled when learning Hermès had produced some. While less ornate in the embroidery than I would like to own someday, its quality is stunning. In an era of machine man fabrics, I'm not sure the expertise of the woven elements is visible by many, but if understood, it can blow one away.
You might be interested to know that the Jamdani is from Year of India! It was a special set of pieces made, I'm imagining, to celebrate one of the most challenging weaving traditions.
It isn't meant to be anything like bandhani/shibori (the latter is the Japanese term, which is what Hermès uses, despite the work being done in Indiaperhaps because the Hindi term is so close to bandana). Bandhani is a tie-dye process. Jamdani is a weaving process. Very different.
Thank you, Pocketbook Pup. I wore it just yesterday and took a pic per your request.
Thank you, etoile de mer. Ethereal is the perfect word to capture this weave. Yes, they are made in India. Jamdani is the name of a special weaving and embroidery process that's extremely difficult and coveted. I was thrilled when learning Hermès had produced some. While less ornate in the embroidery than I would like to own someday, its quality is stunning. In an era of machine man fabrics, I'm not sure the expertise of the woven elements is visible by many, but if understood, it can blow one away.
You might be interested to know that the Jamdani is from Year of India! It was a special set of pieces made, I'm imagining, to celebrate one of the most challenging weaving traditions.
It isn't meant to be anything like bandhani/shibori (the latter is the Japanese term, which is what Hermès uses, despite the work being done in Indiaperhaps because the Hindi term is so close to bandana). Bandhani is a tie-dye process. Jamdani is a weaving process. Very different.
Thank you, Pocketbook Pup. I wore it just yesterday and took a pic per your request.
Guilty Pleasures confession time.
Last year I saw this (particular scarf) on eBay and put it on my watch list. Over and over and over it didn't sell. Well, why should it have? The pictures were awful. And at the holidays it went on sale and ended again unsold and I so became mildly obsessed with this particular scarf because it was 1)interesting and 2)mousseline.
I passed up bidding on others of these even when prices were better (but they weren't mousseline) and finally gave myself a talking, and wrote the seller asking for better pics and for MT's opinion over in the AT thread. I also asked the seller if she'd take a best offer and she said yes. And was very nice about it.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. In fact, Mr BCat can't stand it because of the weird faces on it. I didn't have the heart to tell him that was one of its main endearments for me.
So here is my new to me, in super duper condition Smiles In Third Millenary scarf because I suppose an obsession with one particular item could also be considered a grail of sorts....
It's sooooo soft.....
View attachment 3290582
Forgive the sloppy mod shot. I have NO makeup on (tried to crop that out!) as I am at home resting my shoulder which I injured a couple of weeks ago, then fell down and injured the same one...
View attachment 3290583
This is stunning!!
Wow, it looks so pretty on you!
Guilty Pleasures confession time.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. In fact, Mr BCat can't stand it because of the weird faces on it. I didn't have the heart to tell him that was one of its main endearments for me.
So here is my new to me, in super duper condition Smiles In Third Millenary scarf because I suppose an obsession with one particular item could also be considered a grail of sorts....
View attachment 3290583
Guilty Pleasures confession time.
Last year I saw this (particular scarf) on eBay and put it on my watch list. Over and over and over it didn't sell. Well, why should it have? The pictures were awful. And at the holidays it went on sale and ended again unsold and I so became mildly obsessed with this particular scarf because it was 1)interesting and 2)mousseline.
I passed up bidding on others of these even when prices were better (but they weren't mousseline) and finally gave myself a talking, and wrote the seller asking for better pics and for MT's opinion over in the AT thread. I also asked the seller if she'd take a best offer and she said yes. And was very nice about it.
It's not everyone's cup of tea. In fact, Mr BCat can't stand it because of the weird faces on it. I didn't have the heart to tell him that was one of its main endearments for me.
So here is my new to me, in super duper condition Smiles In Third Millenary scarf because I suppose an obsession with one particular item could also be considered a grail of sorts....
It's sooooo soft.....
View attachment 3290582
Forgive the sloppy mod shot. I have NO makeup on (tried to crop that out!) as I am at home resting my shoulder which I injured a couple of weeks ago, then fell down and injured the same one...
View attachment 3290583
It's very quirky and at the same time absolutely delicious!
I love the lilac outer and how it blends with the beautiful oranges.Like a sunset.
As for the face, it's something you can showcase if you want , or you can hide if Monsieur B Chat is around!
Actually, the scarf really appeals to me. I would wear it all the time!
The colors are beautiful & the pattern has a humor about it that makes me smile!
Hope your shoulder heals. You look terrific - no makeup needed!!
At least you're not billing me!! The Brazil Bandhini is my grail - congrats Pocketbook Pup!!
Whoah! Just up! Trusted seller, decent price!! Someone, quick!
http://www.poupishop.com/new-in-hermes-2002-turandot-n-hidaka-twill-90.html
Oh woe is banned me! [emoji22]
Whoah! Just up! Trusted seller, decent price!! Someone, quick!
http://www.poupishop.com/new-in-hermes-2002-turandot-n-hidaka-twill-90.html
Oh woe is banned me! [emoji22]