Hermes Carre 90 Chasse a Vol Brown Silk Scarf

Drape it over cream knitwear so the brown-and-ivory scene remains visible. A narrower fold gives the silk a different rhythm at the neck, with dark denim keeping the rest of the outfit simple.

Henri de Linares, the artist behind Hermès's Chasse a Vol, was the first curator of Gien's hunting museum. The museum opened in 1952, placing his work with animal and hunting subjects beyond scarf design. That background gives you a reason to pause over the falconry imagery on this brown-and-ivory carré, where you can examine the composition before folding it for wear.

What distinguishes this Hermès Carre 90 Chasse a Vol?

Henri de Linares's Chasse a Vol design first appeared in 1982; this scarf is a vintage reissue with no exact production year established. The 90 cm square has hand-rolled edges, and the condition notes include marks, discolouration, thread wear and creasing.

What condition and inclusions should I expect?

The Sold Attire grade is Very Good, 8/10.

Can I view this Hermès piece in Cairo before deciding?

Contact Sold Attire through WhatsApp to arrange a private viewing or request close-up photographs. We can help you compare its proportions and condition with your needs before purchase, with delivery available across Egypt. You can request additional photos and a video of this exact piece before buying. Contact Sold Attire to see this Hermès in Cairo.

Have a silk specialist assess the marks and discolouration before any treatment; cleaning may not remove them. Avoid spot rubbing and home soaking, handle worn threads with care, and store the scarf loosely folded away from direct light.

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