The Hermès Couvertures et Tenues de Jour silk scarf is a distinguished piece that reflects the brand's deep-rooted equestrian heritage. Designed by Jacques Eudel, an artist known for his passion for horses, this scarf celebrates Hermès' origins as a saddle and harness maker. This scarf was first issued in 1974 andhas since become a cherished item among collectors and fashion enthusiasts.
This iconic Hermès scarf beautifully illustrates ten elegantly groomed horses dressed in their daily coverings (tenues de jour), each meticulously detailed and positioned in its own boxed section like a portrait. Set against a radiant red backdrop and framed by finely rendered leather bridles, the design offers a refined glimpse into equestrian style and the role of horse attire for various occasions—whether stable, presentation, or parade.
From classic French and American styles to netting, quilted cloths, and even chain mail covers, each ensemble reflects the precision and artistry of Hermès' heritage. A timeless celebration of the house's equestrian roots, the scarf’s colorful and lifelike details make it a collector’s essential.
Please note that this piece is 1 of 1.
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