Ferronnerie Vintage Silk Scarf Lucky Elephant

Vintage finds exclusively ours.  Our vintage Hermes scarf animal menagerie is sustainably sourced, locally made with a history and story to be told. 

Reimagined from the world’s finest collection of vintage Hermès scarves, our stuffed animal is the perfect gift or decorative accent.

For centuries, elephants have been cherished as symbols of wisdom, strength, and good fortune. It is said that an elephant with its trunk raised brings blessings to all who keep it close — carrying luck, protection, and prosperity into the home.

This gentle companion is more than a friend; it is a reminder of resilience, kindness, and the joyful surprises life brings. Wherever your journey takes you, may your elephant always lift its trunk to welcome happiness and good fortune your way.

One-of-a-kind from a vintage Hermès Ferronnerie, Qu'Importe le Flacon and Mors a la Conetables silk scarves paired with velvet cloth, each piece is unique handmade in a family owned workshop in South Carolina.

This is not a toy and is intended for adult collectors.

8"H x 14"L

Caty Latham, Henri d'Origny & Catherine Baschet for Hermès

1970 & 1997

The Hermès Ferronnerie scarf tells a story of French wrought-iron craftsmanship and its transformation into a wearable art piece. The design, first released in 1970, features intricate ironwork inspired by decorative metalwork popular between the 17th and 18th centuries. It incorporates motifs like palms, fleurs-de-lis, and even a lion's head door knocker, drawing inspiration from the Emile Hermès collection. A silk ribbon entwined around the metalwork adds a touch of graceful movement to the design.

The Le Mors a la Conetable Hermès scarf, designed by Henri d'Origny, tells a story of equestrian heritage and timeless elegance. It features a central design of horse bits and ornamental branches, reflecting Hermès' origins as a harness maker and their enduring association with the equestrian world. The scarf's design also includes elements like dress sheets, used to protect horses after exercise, further emphasizing its connection to the world of horsemanship.

The Hermès Qu'importe le Flacon scarf, designed by Catherine Baschet, features a playful twist on a 19th-century French poem, replacing liquor bottles with perfume bottles to suggest that the scent is the true source of intoxication. The scarf showcases various perfume bottles from around the world, reflecting the brand's appreciation for artistry and luxury

For centuries, elephants have been cherished as symbols of wisdom, strength, and good fortune. It is said that an elephant with its trunk raised brings blessings to all who keep it close — carrying luck, protection, and prosperity into the home.

This gentle companion is more than a friend; it is a reminder of resilience, kindness, and the joyful surprises life brings. Wherever your journey takes you, may your elephant always lift its trunk to welcome happiness and good fortune your way.

Multicolor

Vintage Hermes Qu'Importe le Flacon, Mors a la Conetables & Ferronneries silk scarves paired with velvet cloth handmade into a one of a kind animal.  Non-Allergenic polyfill stuffing.  For decorative use only.  

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