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Hermès Ex-Libris Pointe Nomade Triangle

Designer: Hermès
Pattern
: Ex-Libris Pointe Nomade
Color: Gold / Off White
Size: Triangle
Material: 73% Cotton 17% Tencel 10% Polyester
Artist: Hugo Grygkar
First Issued: Original Motif 1946. Nomad version 2009.
Condition: In excellent condition. I don't see any notable signs of wear.
Includes: Just the scarf, but will always include signature Abigail Goodman gift wrap.

From The Hermès Spring/Summer 2009 Seasonal Scarf Booklet:



From The Hermès WebsiteAn ex-libris is a distinctive marking chosen by a booklover to personalize the works in his library. In 1923, Emile‑Maurice Hermès, the grandson of the founder of the house, chose to this effect a design by Alfred de Dreux (1810-1860) preserved in his collection: duc attele, groom a l'attente, which he placed above his initials EMH. From one side to the other, a caduceus, attribute of the Greek god Hermès, symbolizes peace and commercial transactions. This design became the emblem of the Maison. Around this medallion four elegant horse-drawn carriages are inspired by the original designs of carriage-makers conserved in the Émile Hermès collection. Creator of great classics of the Maison such as the famous Brides de Gala, Hugo Grygkar composed this scarf in 1946.

Hermès is a registered trademark of Hermès. Abigail Goodman Scarf Boutique is not affiliated with Hermès.

Hermès Ex-Libris Pointe Nomade Triangle
Hermès Ex-Libris Pointe Nomade Triangle Sale price$1,025.00