Caleche Elastique/Etriers Remix

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Scarf title: Caleche Elastique/Etriers Remix

Dimension: 90 x 180cm

Artist name: Bali Barret/Francoise de La Perriere

Year of issue:

Collection: Spring/Summer 2020

Feature: Horse-drawn carriage man, horse, carriage, equestrian harness, flower, star, beast

Material: 100% silk

Product reference: H733548S

Colourway number: 13

Hermes retail price: PLN4,550 (SGD1,610), year 2021

Estimated resale value:

Image credit: Hermes

The Story Behind

Caleche elastique design:

The caleche and its groom, an emblematic Hermes image, become elastic! By means of transformation, distortion and metamorphosis, the classic image is reimagined. The long-necked, long-legged horse pulls a curious carriage. The elegant silhouette of the groom, meanwhile, is reproduced in an enigmatic shadow. As if reflected in a distorting mirror, this transfigured design is full of surprises!

Etriers Remix design:

This classic design by the house is presented in new hues. Françoise de La Perrière was inspired by the Émile Hermès collection, which features numerous elements of equestrian harnesses, to create Etriers. Their beauty reflects the infinite diversity of technical and aesthetic innovations over the ages and across borders. Highlighting a collection of stirrups from the 18th and 19th centuries, the artist takes us on a journey from South America to the Middle East via France and Spain. Designed for riding either astride or sidesaddle, the adornments gracing the stirrups are extremely refined. Finely wrought flowers, stars and mythical beasts make them as precious as jewelry.

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The estimated resale value is just a rough approximation. The resale values can be greatly differ depending on the (limited edition) design, condition, colourway, material and rarity. Eventually, the deal price is the result of agreed price between a willing buyer and seller.

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