Hermès Carré 90 Lvdovicvs Magnvs Silk

The Hermès Carré 90 "Lvdovicvs Magnvs" was 1963 designed by the renowned designer Françoise De La Perrière. The Latin title means "Louis the Great" and refers to Louis XIV, the famous Sun King. The artistic motif of this Hermès Carré is inspired by the lavish insignia, coats of arms, and decorative elements of French Baroque and impresses with its extraordinary attention to detail as well as its harmonious, symmetrical design. In this predominantly olive-green color variant, the design unfolds a particularly elegant and timeless appeal. The various shades of green lend the scarf depth and character, while the finely crafted ornaments and historical embellishments come impressively into their own. The understated color palette underscores the classic elegance of the motif and makes this Carré a versatile companion. Crafted from 100% finest silk, the Hermès scarf convinces with its characteristic silky drape and hand-rolled edges – a distinctive hallmark of the Maison Hermès. Whether tied classically around the neck, worn as an accessory on a handbag, or as a stylish statement piece – this Hermès Carré 90 is a coveted collector's item with historical depth and unmistakable allure.