The Inspiration behind this Holiday Favorite - Plumes et Grelots HERMES
Category: Hermès Artists
Short bios about the artists behind your favorite Hermès carré.
Calling all Kermit Oliver Fans
Coming Soon to Carre de Paris... Les Ameriques (Colombus) Kachinas Faune et Flore du Texas - Texas Wildlife
Annie Faivre, a Modern Hermes Legend
Annie Faivre is a French artist, who has created numerous carres for the Maison Hermes - short bio by Carre de Paris
Harnais A l’Anglaise – the “English Harness”
Harnais A l'Anglaise - the "English Harness" - Inspiration for this Hugo Grygkar design by Carre de Paris
Enjoying a glass of Bordeaux in my hammock…
The meaning behind the FARANDOLE Hermes scarf - by Carre de Paris
Springs by Philippe Ledoux, 1974
Spring Hermes Scarf and the carriage that inspired this iconic design by Carre de Paris
Calling all Annie Faivre fans…
Authentic Hermes Silk Scarf Armets en Panache by Annie Faivre 1995 Unworn
Poste et Cavalerie, the Ispiration behind the Scarf
Joachim Metz designed and the Maison Hermès first issued the Poste et Cavalerie, or Post and Cavalry, in 1986. The theme for this scarf is centered around the Sabretache (saber bag), a flat bag worn by an officer suspended from a belt attached to his saber. The sabretache was many times heavily embroidered and beautifully …
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