Hermès napoléon scarf 1963

500 USD

This scarf illustrates five of Napoléon’s most pivotal moments: his arrival at Notre-Dame Cathedral for his coronation on December 2, 1804; his daring crossing of the Alps; the Presentation of Honorary Sabers after the Battle of Marengo; the Battle of Wagram; and the scene of Wounded Before Ratisbon. The design is enriched with Napoléon’s iconic symbols: his bicorne hat, sabers, military eagle, uniforms, and other imperial regalia.  Evoking the power and grandeur of the First French Empire. Woven into the jacquard background is the imperial bee, one of Napoléon’s chosen emblems, symbolizing authority, immortality, victory, and resurrection. This meaningful motif further ties the scarf’s design to the deeper legacy and symbolism of the Empire.

HERMÈS NAPOLÉON SCARF 1963

Hermès napoléon scarf 1963

This scarf illustrates five of Napoléon’s most pivotal moments: his arrival at Notre-Dame Cathedral for his coronation on December 2, 1804; his daring crossing of the Alps; the Presentation of Honorary Sabers after the Battle of Marengo; the Battle of Wagram; and the scene of Wounded Before Ratisbon. The design is enriched with Napoléon’s iconic symbols: his bicorne hat, sabers, military eagle, uniforms, and other imperial regalia.  Evoking the power and grandeur of the First French Empire. Woven into the jacquard background is the imperial bee, one of Napoléon’s chosen emblems, symbolizing authority, immortality, victory, and resurrection. This meaningful motif further ties the scarf’s design to the deeper legacy and symbolism of the Empire.

Created in 1963 by renowned artist Philippe Ledoux for Hermès, this 100% silk jacquard scarf is a stunning wearable tribute to French culture, seamlessly blending history and artistry.
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Measurements



100% silk jacquard
90 × 90 cm
35″ × 35″
Ideal for draping, styling, or framing.

Each Reserve collectible is thoughtfully custom-packaged to Jacques Marie Mage standards, with tailored care to each artifact. Each collectible is accompanied by a JMM Certificate of Authenticity and ID card.

TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE

A meticulous attention to detail is applied at every stage of production, from the making of molds to laser welding the pieces to polishing the assembled frame. All steps require a commitment to quality that cumulatively results in flawless construction.

UNCOMPROMISING QUALITY

With every component custom manufactured exclusively for Jacques Marie Mage, each pair of glasses is created in a 300-step process enriched by the expertise of nearly 100 hundred artisans, all of whom are supported with fair trade benefits, wages, and respect.