
Vintage Hermes Pink Cavalcadour Shawl 140 Cashmere/silk Large Winter Scarf by Henri D'Origny
Vintage Hermes Pink Cavalcadour Shawl 140 Cashmere/silk Large Winter Scarf by Henri D'Origny
the color is a salmon pink
65% cashmere 35% silk
made in France
hand rolled
measures
52 by 54"
Cavalcadour is a joyous cavalcade of reins which twist and turn like ribbons. Decorated with delicately worked fleur de lys buckles and the crown of France, they are inspired by the buckles worn by the horses of the Count of Chambord. He was the grandson of Charles X, son of the Duke of Berry and last in the line of the senior branch of the Bourbons. The designer borrowed these reins from the Emile Hermès collection and dreamt up bits and spurs while the cavalcadour equerry guided his hand.
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Vintage Hermes Pink Cavalcadour Shawl 140 Cashmere/silk Large Winter Scarf by Henri D'Origny
the color is a salmon pink
65% cashmere 35% silk
made in France
hand rolled
measures
52 by 54"
Cavalcadour is a joyous cavalcade of reins which twist and turn like ribbons. Decorated with delicately worked fleur de lys buckles and the crown of France, they are inspired by the buckles worn by the horses of the Count of Chambord. He was the grandson of Charles X, son of the Duke of Berry and last in the line of the senior branch of the Bourbons. The designer borrowed these reins from the Emile Hermès collection and dreamt up bits and spurs while the cavalcadour equerry guided his hand.
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the color is a salmon pink
65% cashmere 35% silk
made in France
hand rolled
measures
52 by 54"
Cavalcadour is a joyous cavalcade of reins which twist and turn like ribbons. Decorated with delicately worked fleur de lys buckles and the crown of France, they are inspired by the buckles worn by the horses of the Count of Chambord. He was the grandson of Charles X, son of the Duke of Berry and last in the line of the senior branch of the Bourbons. The designer borrowed these reins from the Emile Hermès collection and dreamt up bits and spurs while the cavalcadour equerry guided his hand.























