HERMÈS Paris - Carré de soie - Armes de chasse - Philippe Ledoux - 1970 - Original brown and white edition. The composition features various hunting scenes divided by a cross of swords. The square is titled "Armes de chasse" in the center and Hermès Paris on a cartel at the bottom. The scarf is cut from silk twill and hemmed by hand. Dimensions: approx. 90 x 90 cm White thread in the center at the title. A small tear and a small hole on a fold line. The hem is flattened. The scarf is sold with a house box (tears on the lid).

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