Hermès - FLEURS D'INDIENNES by Aline Honoré. Neuf - Foulard

Magnificent Hermès silk twill scarf titled 'FLEURS D'INDIENNES,' designed by artist Aline Honoré in 2011.
The only and unique edition, therefore rare and sought after.
Hand-rolled.
Made in France
Hermès Paris logo, Hermès C copyright, artist signature A. Honoré, presence of a composition label.
According to the Arfon edition Art Squares Dictionary, it is considered quite rare and sought after (last photo).
A bit of history :
Giant, fanciful, flowing flowers... A magnifying glass was focused on an Indian. This exuberant bloom, rich in colors, is inspired by these painted or printed cotton fabrics from India at the end of the 16th century. The French became so enamored of them that a law was enacted in 1686 to prohibit them, in order to protect the silk industry of the Lyon region from this competition. The exoticism and charming simplicity of these fabrics appealed to both the wealthy and the modest. Appearing in Marseille, the Indian fabric factories quickly multiplied, entrusting artists specializing in flowers and naturalists with the task of designing the motifs of these lightweight textiles.
Condition like new.
Delivered in its original Hermès box.
It will be carefully packaged and shipped via Colissimo with a tracking number.