Square HERMÈS Paris "Stirrups" by Françoise de la Perrière Brown Black Beige Golden Green Olive green Eggshell Light brown Dark brown Light green Dark green

The Hermès Square "Stirrups" designed by Françoise de la Perrière, vintage and spectacular, was published for the first time in 1964, here in a beautiful color combination: green, mastic (light beige), black and brown on ivory background with green borders and enhanced with warm gold. The "Stirrups" were designed by Françoise de la Perrière for Maison Hermès and were published in the center, a large caliper in the shape of a Peruvian pyramid dating from the second half of the nineteenth century dominates the composition. Just below, the title and the house "Etriers Hermès Paris" and still below what looks like a slipper for women, nicknamed the "Amazon sandal", is a "slipper stirrup". These types of stirrups were used by women riding on horseback. It is in this "slipper" that Madame Françoise de la Perrière incorporated the copyright, a C", in its original design, like many other artists. Different types of stirrups, such as the stirrup pivoting or barred, can be found in this square Hermes, but also stirrups used by different riders and for different types of driving. The heavier calipers (French stirrups) were generally more comfortable, while their lighter versions (Hungarian stirrups) allowed better control and were ideal for fast driving. The scarf is in a perfectly good condition and is lacking 2 marks in the center but just below the central title: calipers hermès paris. So that it does not show, I fold it accordingly and the other small marks are not annoying during any folding since they are rather clear and require you to really look closely to see them but you can take it to dry cleaning, thinking to clarify that the square is in 100% silk because there is no longer the composition label. Dimension : 90cm x 90cm Signed F. of the Perrière hem rolled by hand