HERMES 90CM SILK SCARF FOR SALE - FLEURS D'ECOSSE
​by SYLVIA KERR

A gorgeous ode to the flowers and history of Scotland, Fleurs d'Ecosse features a plaid background and symbols of Scottish tradition. 

From the Hermes website:
In the middle a thistle. Downy as the mist, spiky as its coastline, it is the symbol of Scotland. Two unicorns frame it, supporting a flag (saltire). All around, coronets composed of flowers of the moors, woods and hills: primroses, hyacinths, heather and thistles. There are also the gems which ornament traditional jewellery: amethyst, topaz, amber and cairngorm, the name of the mountains in the north. And then, these plaid brooches, which fix the tartan to the shoulder, or kilt pins, used for the aprons of the kilt but which can otherwise be pinned to the covers of a first child... Don't forget the long feathers of the bagpipers' Glengarry bonnets. There you are, laid out on a tartan, the portrait of Scotland!

No flaws to declare

Orange and purple plaid background with an orange hem.

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