Napoleon - Hermes scarf 90 cm

Created by Philippe Ledoux , the Hermès "Napoleon" scarf was released in 1963 and is distinguished by an exceptional feature : it is made of silk brocaded with Napoleonic bees . This rare technique, used by Hermès on very few designs , reinforces the unique and sought-after character of this scarf, which has become a true collector's item .

This scarf pays majestic homage to Emperor Napoleon I through a profusion of imperial symbols: a laurel wreath, eagles, a bust of Napoleon, and of course, bees – the Emperor's personal emblem. All of this is orchestrated in a balanced and solemn composition, typical of Philippe Ledoux 's richly ornamented historical style.

The refined color palette combines shades of pink, gold, blue, white and grey , with delicate pink edges that bring a touch of modernity to this imperial evocation.

Condition : Very good. Rolled edges are nice and plump, no stains, no snags. Slight marks visible in the last photos.
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Hermès scarf measuring 90 cm x 90 cm (36" x 36"). Made in France from brocaded silk, it features hand-rolled edges , a signature of Hermès craftsmanship .
Carefully authenticated by Carré Society , this second-hand scarf embodies the very essence of sustainable luxury .

Art and History of this Hermès Scarf

With Napoléon , Philippe Ledoux has created a spectacular and historical scarf, blending imperial grandeur with artistic excellence . Every detail evokes the prestige of the Empire: the eagle, the bees, the flags, and the military motifs. More than just an accessory, this scarf is a fragment of a story , a textile tribute to one of the most iconic figures in French history. Its brocaded silk construction makes it a truly unique, rare, and precious scarf.