Vintage Hermes Couvertures et Tenues de Jour Silk Scarf Orange Border Framed Art Baking Cookbooks Use as a serving dish

Use as a serving dish for charcuterie spreads

this 1940s Mauchline ware compass reflects a tradition of Scottish craftsmanship that transformed practical objects into cherished keepsakes

Also included are three tulips and a leaf

Inspired by the playful patterns of Provence

creating a composition that feels both botanical and ornamental

Vintage Hermes Couvertures et Tenues de Jour Silk Scarf Orange Border Framed Art Baking Cookbooks Use as a serving dishDesigned by Jacques Eudel, an artist celebrated for his narrative equestrian inspired designs, the Herms Couvertures et Tenues de Jour silk scarf was released in 1974. Part of Herms iconic equestrian collection, the scarf depicts ten horses dressed in a variety of blankets and daywear, rendered in vivid detail and elegant composition. Each element reflects Herms deep roots in equestrian culture, transforming a functional motif into a story rich work