Hermès ROYAL TIGER Multiple colors Silk

Superb square Hermès titled "TIGRE ROYAL"
Created by Christiane Vauzelles en 1977, then reissued many times, which attests to its success.
This "Royal tiger" scarf illustrates a majestic and impassive pose of tiger in a frame that evokes a showcase. A crown floats above his head, symbolizing his nobility and his royal look. Two gold palms on each side, echoing the stripes of his coat, suggest the ceremonial attire adorned with a dignitary. The Bengal tiger, or Royal Bengal tiger, is a magnificent and powerful savage. He owns 7,5 centimeters of long canines, its size varies between 1,80 to 2,80 meters from nose to tail. It weighs between 150 And 250 kg. It can cover 10 meters in a graceful stride, is an excellent swimmer and loves the water. This solitary animal lives in the jungles, wet forests and swampy mangroves in the Ganges delta. It can also be found in the Himalayan forests at the edge of the snow. In India, until the middle of 20e century, nabobs hunted Bengal tiger while peasants protected their cattle. Enter 1920 And 1930, these wild cats devoured hundreds of people. Today, the Bengal tiger are protected in nature reserves and their numbers have increased to around five thousand. the composition tag has been removed.