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Hermes Silk Twill GM Shawl “Robe Legere” by Théo de Gueltzl 140.

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Rare Beautiful Hermes Silk Twill GM Shawl “Robe Legere” by Théo de Gueltzl.

First issued in 2022.

The background colours are light blue, pink, yellow, etc.

Composition: 100% Silk twill.

Size: 140cm x 140cm

Comes without box.

 

Condition:

Excellent condition. Brand new with tags. 

There are no pulls, stains, discolouration, holes or snags. 

The hems are plump. There is no S stamp.

THE STORY BEHIND

Spring has sprung and a horse rises up triumphantly like an inspirational muse – Flora, goddess of flowers, are you there? Elevated to the rank of a deity of nature, the animal rears up with ardor to show off its coat made of flowers and leaves from the four corners of the world. The liberated blooms display their indomitable nature and fly out behind him, revealing his legendary figure. Captured in the moment by Theo de Gueltzl, the horse is depicted on its hind legs, like a new ideal in equestrian art.