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Etriers Noir Framed Vintage Silk Scarf 20"

Vintage Hermes

Etriers Noir Framed Vintage Silk Scarf 20"

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Regular price $1,288.00
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Description

Vintage finds exclusively ours.  Our framed vintage Hermès scarves are sustainably sourced, locally made with a history and story to be told. One-of-a-kind works of art reimagined from the world’s finest collection of vintage Hermès scarves.  Each piece is unique, handcrafted in our Lexington KY atelier – never to be repeated. 

Sized perfectly for anywhere in your home. Great as a single piece or in a collection, it’ll be almost impossible to pick just one.

Scarf is hand-sewn onto the mat to celebrate the unique character of the hand-rolled edges.

Dimensions
20"H x 20"W
Scarf Designed By
Françoise de la Perrière for Hermès
Year of Introduction
1964
Story Behind The Scarf

The Hermes Etriers scarf is a celebrated and highly recognizable design that draws inspiration from the passion for equestrianism and collecting of Emile Hermès, grandson of the founder Thierry Hermès.

Emile Hermès was an avid collector who amassed a large and diverse collection of objects, with a focus on horses and travel. He believed that the history and usage of an object were as important as its aesthetic beauty. This collection served as a rich source of inspiration for the design of the "Etriers" scarf.

The scarf specifically showcases sixteen different types of stirrups from various origins, such as France, the Middle East, and South America, dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. These stirrups reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of artisans from around the world.

The design highlights the importance of equestrian equipment throughout history, including a prominent Peruvian pyramid-shaped stirrup and a sidesaddle stirrup used by women, sometimes referred to as the "Sandal of the Amazon." The variety of stirrups, including French and Hungarian styles, showcase both comfort and functionality in different riding contexts.

Color
White
Materials
Vintage Hermès 100% silk Etriers scarf hand-sewn onto a linen mat and custom framed in a 7/8" gold gilt wood frame to celebrate the unique character of the hand-rolled edges. Hanging hardware included.
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Country of Origin
Handmade in the USA from vintage & imported materials
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Each piece ships within 5 business days, packed in archival materials and protective outer cartons. Spot clean only — never machine wash, dry-clean, or iron silk. If your piece arrives damaged, contact us within 7 days for replacement or refund.

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