Daiske Nomura

A Japanese designer/illustrator, Daiske Nomura scarves have manga and anime elements, robots, dragons and skeleton horses. I mean, what's not to love?

Nomura's first encounter with Hermes was at a tie-drawing contest in 2009. He won a 'boldness' prize for his skeleton astride a skeleton horse, which led to his first scarf design: C'est La Fete, a 2012 design originally issued as a Halloween party favor then later released in the men's department to herald in the New Year. His earlier work was easily identified as his - lots of skeletons and robots. His recent work takes on more of a traditional equestrian angle, but always with a twist.

​TBH, I'd be happy with a drawerful of his designs!
Picture of an Hermes 70cm silk scarf, C'est la Fete designed by Daiske Nomura. Mr. Skeleton atop his skeleton horse invites us to party.
C'est la Fete, 2012
Picture of Hermes cashmere losange diamond shaped scarf, Flamboyant Web by Daiske Nomura. Robot spiders weave a web. Marine border.
Flamboyant Web cashmere losange, 2018
Picture of 45cm silk mens scarf from Hermes. Flamboyant Web features two robot spiders weaving a mechanical web. Brick red with black contrast hem.
Flamboyant Web 45cm silk, 2018

​Other scarves designed by Daiske Nomura