Hermès Scarf 90 cm – Jumping – Philippe Ledoux (1971, 1975 reissue)

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A creation signed by Philippe Ledoux, the Hermès scarf Jumping (Show Jumping) was first issued in 1971, then reissued in 1975. This scarf is now sought after for its classic equestrian style and the precision of its drawing, emblematic of Ledoux's work. A timeless classic.

The design showcases the art of show jumping, in a balanced and dynamic composition typical of Hermès creations devoted to the equestrian world.

The palette combines a blue ground with shades of red, camel and white, in an elegant, understated harmony.

Condition: Very good condition. A very slight stain visible in the second-to-last photo. A few small pulled threads visible in the last photo. The photos are part of the description and let you appreciate this unique piece. We invite you to examine them carefully to get an accurate idea of its condition.

Hermès scarf, 90 × 90 cm (36" × 36"). Made in France from the finest pure silk, it has hand-rolled hems, a testament to the exceptional skill of the Hermès artisans. Carefully authenticated by Carré Society, this pre-owned scarf embodies the very essence of sustainable luxury.

Art and History of this Hermès Scarf

With Jumping, Philippe Ledoux celebrates an emblematic discipline of sporting elegance: show jumping. Equestrian figures and the movement of the horses make up a classic and very elegant scene.
In a style both illustrative and balanced, this scarf embodies the Hermès passion for the horse, and in particular for the world of competition and prestige riding.