Lovely Hermes scarf model Caparaçons de la France et de l'Inde by Ledoux in 1956 and offered here is its re issue of 1997. Unused, lovely palette during the summer it asthe blanc matt overlay on a very few parts of the scarf (painting effect).
A howdah, or houdah, is an ornate carriage which is positioned on the back of an elephant, or occasionally some other animal, used most often in the past for people who travelled in India via elephant. Some versions are tented and most have gems or precious metals to adorn them..
Unused, don't miss it, no xtra customs fees!
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Brand : Hermès
Title : Caparaçons de la France et de l' Inde
Artist : Philippe Ledoux
Isssue : 1997
Note :
Signature : Hermès - Paris, @Hermes
Composition : 100% twill silk, hand sewn and rolled edges
Care tag : Yes
Palette : Bleu canard (border), turquoise
Dimension : 35 inches square or 90 cm square approximately
Box : No
Condition : Unworn
Country: France
