Ex-Libris scarf 45
Scarf in cashmere and silk with hand-rolled edges (70% cashmere, 30% silk).
Whether it's in your hair, around your neck or on a bag, this small-sized iconic scarf is now available in a matte version in cashmere and silk for everyday wear.
Made in France
Designed by Hugo Grygkar
Dimensions: 42 x 43 cm | As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.
The story behind
Originally, the Latin words ex libris were applied to books in libraries followed by their owner's name. By extension, the term became synonymous with the vignette on which names and symbols of belonging were engraved. At the center of this scarf designed by Hugo Grygkar in 1946, Hermès' Ex-Libris combines the caduceus of the god Hermes and the waiting groom inspired by Alfred de Dreux's design. This emblem is elegantly surrounded by carriages without their horses in a subtle tribute to the saddle- and harness-maker and the origins of the Maison.
