Foulard Hermès en soie "Hommage à collections Charles Garnier Architecte de L'Opéra de Paris"

Here for your consideration is a delightful, genuine and authentic, vintage, Hermes silkscarf, titled "Hommage a Charles Garnier Architecte de LOpera de Paris" designed by Cathy Latham, complete with original orange Hermes display/presentation box.

This delightful, silk scarf was designed in 1986 and features red, purple, gold, and blue colours to a cream and green background. It depicts architecture and gods with musical instruments.

A beautiful silk scarf and as you can see from our photos the colours are quite magnificent. A truly fabulousscarf and if you want to get noticed and be the envy of all your friends, then trust me, this exquisite Hermes silk scarf will have that desired effect.

Condition: good original condition. It does have a some green edging discolouration, commensurate with its 36 years of age, but on the whole, just a nice Hermes silk scarf by undoubtedly the best manufacturer in the world today. Hermes scarves are admired, collected and revered throughout the world.

If you are anything like me and have been to Paris, you surely strolled down the Champs Elysee, took countless photos of the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame.The City of Lights has so much to offer, it is impossible to see it all in just one visit. Lost in a city full of exceptional architecture, the Parisian Opera House, the original and the modern, depending on your taste, are not to be missed.

Palais Garnier ...

The original opera house, is also called Palais Garnier, after its architect, Charles Garnier and the subject matter of Caty Latham's carre.The Palais Garnier can comfortably (and luxuriously) accommodate 1,979 opera lovers under its fabulous roof and ceiling, which was painted much later by Marc Chagall. Today Palais Garnier is primarily used for ballet performances while operas are performed at the modern Opéra Bastille. Builtbetween1861 to 1875 during the Second Empire, Charles Garnier pulled out all the stops when he designed his opera house.

Blending architectural elements and styles from the renaissance, baroque and classical periods, Garnier created a spectacular building and a Parisian icon. Sitting at the Le Relais Paris Opéra across the street, sipping my café au lait, I have a first row seat to Monsieur Garnier's spectacular visual feat ….”Shh, listen, is that the Phantom of the Opera himself I'm hearing?

Hermes…

Hermes International S.A.,Hermes of Paris, or simply Hermesis a French high fashion luxury goods manufacturerestablished in 1837, today specialising in leather, lifestyle accessories, home furnishings, perfumery, jewellery, watches and ready-to-wear. Its logo, since the 1950s, is of a Duccarriage with horse. Nadege Vanhee-Cybulski is their creative director.

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