Hermès Fleurs de Lotus Silk Square Scarf

Hermès "Fleur de Lotus" Scarf

Designer: Christiane Vauzelle

History: Created by Christiane Vauzelle, the Hermès "Fleurs de Lotus" scarf was first published in 1961, then re-edited in 1976 and 1985. A specialist in floral representation, the artist here captures with finesse and poetry the delicacy of the lotus, a sacred flower in Asia and a symbol of purity and renewal.
This scarf is distinguished by a monochrome palette of greens and blues, evoking the aquatic universe in which this emblematic flower flourishes.
With Fleurs de Lotus, Christiane Vauzelle celebrates nature and the serenity of aquatic landscapes. The lotus, often associated with spirituality and meditation, is represented here in a subtle and harmonious composition, where every floral detail bears witness to the artist's talent and sensitivity. This scarf, both refined and soothing, perfectly illustrates the timeless elegance of the house of Hermès.

Hermès scarf measuring 90 cm by 90 cm (36" x 36"). Made in France from high-quality pure silk, it features hand-rolled edges, the signature of Hermès artisanal craftsmanship. This second-hand scarf embodies the very essence of sustainable luxury.

this model in this colorway is rare and sought after by collectors

In brocade silk

Dominant colors: white background, green and blue

Excellent condition: plump rolled edges, no discoloration, no pulled threads, one tiny stain (see photo where I am pointing to it)

approximate dimensions: 90 X 90 cm