The Hermès "Chantilly" silk scarf is a distinguished accessory that reflects the brand's deep-rooted connection to equestrian themes, particularly celebrating the renowned Chantilly region in France, famous for its horse racing heritage. Designed by Maurice Taquoy and first issued in 1951, the scarf is also known as "Champ de Courses à Chantilly," which translates to "Racetrack at Chantilly."
Maurice Taquoy's design intricately depicts scenes from the Chantilly racecourse, capturing the elegance and dynamism of horse racing events. The artwork showcases detailed representations of jockeys, horses, and spectators, bringing the vibrant atmosphere of the races to life all while on a rich green matte and framed in a gilden ornate Italian frame.
As a vintage piece, the "Chantilly" scarf is considered a collector's item. Given its historical significance and the craftsmanship involved, the scarf often appeals to both Hermès enthusiasts and those appreciative of equestrian-inspired fashion.
Please note that this piece is 1 of 1.
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