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Hermès “1821” Vintage Silk Scarf — Crimson & Ivory

Hermès “1821” Vintage Silk Scarf — Crimson & Ivory

Regular price $999.00 USD
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Created by Greek-born artist Julie Abadie for Hermès, the “1821” carré pays tribute to the Greek War of Independence and Franco-Hellenic friendship. First designed in 1971 and later reissued in 1985 and 2005, its intricate composition brings together equestrian figures, arms, books, seals, and heraldic details in a richly layered silk tableau.

This pre-owned vintage scarf is offered as an individual colorway.

Colorway: A bold crimson surround frames an ivory center, with royal-blue accents, bright gold relics, tan and chestnut horses, and silver details creating a striking, high-contrast composition.

Condition: Pre-owned and in great vintage condition. This is a used item and is not represented as new.

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Hermès silk scarf designed by Julie Abadie in honor of the Greek Revolution of 1821
The story behind the selection

When Hermès Honored the Greek Revolution

A silk scarf designed by Julie Abadie turned the people, weapons and symbols of the Greek Revolution into a collectible composition.
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