foulard hermes 90 plisse les oiseaux du roy

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foulard hermes 90 plisse les oiseaux du royCreated by Caty Latham , Les Oiseaux du Roy was published in 1994 and never reissued . This rare and highly sought after scarf pays homage to one of the most aristocratic arts in European history: falconry, practiced by kings and nobles. Inspired by a 19th century treatise on falconry and the works of the animal painter Wolf, created for William III of the Netherlands, this square features cage bearing servants, falcons with hobbled legs, some wearing

Christopher Columbus

which depicts the world as it was known in 1489

The design is based on illustrations from a catalogue of the 1851 London International Exhibition

Laurence Bourthoumieux a su capturer la noblesse de ces bijoux nomades

A little gem of nostalgic poetry

a true work of textile art celebrating the graphic and spiritual richness of the Cyrillic alphabet

Hand rolled

The Belgian

90 × 90 cm (36" x 36") • Material: 100% silk • Hand-rolled edges – Made in France • Carefully authenticated by Carré Society

Blanc glace

between the tension of movement and the hushed silence of the season

dans ses plis d'origine