Hermès Carré 90 Couvertures et tenues de Jour Horse

" First introduced in 1937, the Hermès Carré 90 silk scarf stands as a hallmark of French silk craftsmanship and equestrian heritage, meticulously hand-printed using silk-screen techniques that immortalize the maison's original origins as a master harness maker.

Designed by artist Jacques Eudel and first issued in 1974, the iconic "Couvertures et Tenues de Jour" motif depicts an array of horses elegantly dressed in traditional day blankets and stable sheets, framed within an intricate braided boundary. Woven from 100% fine silk twill with signature hand-rolled edges, this 90cm x 90cm square scarf showcases rich pigment saturation and soft luster, serving as a timeless piece of wearable equestrian art. "