Hermes Parmi les Fleurs Je Compte les Heures Silk Scarf

This exquisite vintage Hermes Carre 90 silk scarf features the highly collectible 'Parmi les Fleurs Je Compte les Heures' design by artist Loic Dubigeon, first introduced in 1986. Translating to 'Among the flowers, I count the hours,' this beautiful piece showcases an intricate horological theme with detailed illustrations of historical pocket watches, sundials, and clocks set against a rich navy blue border and cream background. Accents of vibrant red, green, and gold bring the elaborate design to life. Crafted from 100% luxurious silk twill, the scarf features the signature hand-rolled edges that Hermes is renowned for. Perfect for wearing around the neck, styling as a headscarf, or framing as a stunning piece of wall art, this vintage scarf is a must-have for any serious luxury collector. Please note that as a vintage item, there may be minor, faint spots consistent with gentle previous use, which do not detract from its overall beauty and wearability.