Hermès Scarf 90 cm – C'est la Fête – Daiske Nomura (2020) – Double-Sided Special Edition

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C'est la Fête (Party Time) is one of Daiske Nomura's most instantly recognisable scarves. Created for Hermès in 2012 (in the 70 cm version), this spectacular design shows a skeleton rider on a macabre yet joyful ride, somewhere between vanitas, tattoo art, rock and gothic imagery. We present here a special edition from 2020 in the double-sided technique developed by the Maison Hermès. This particular edition can be identified notably by the “H” placed behind the skeleton on horseback.

The scarf offers two radically different colour readings: a grey sky on one side, intense orange on the other. Double-sided printing allows each side to have its own palette while keeping the extraordinary precision of the design.

New condition, never worn, no flaws. “S” stamp under the care label.

• Brand: Hermès Paris
• Title: C'est la Fête
• Artist: Daiske Nomura
• First edition: 2012
• Edition presented: special edition, double-sided, 2020
• Palette: grey sky on one side, orange on the other
• Condition: new, never worn. No flaws.
• Special feature: double-sided scarf
• Format: scarf approx. 90 × 90 cm (35" × 35")
• Composition: 100% silk twill
• Finish: hand-rolled hem
• Care label: yes, present. “S” stamp under the label.
• Made in France
• Authenticity: Every Hermès scarf is carefully authenticated and guaranteed genuine by Carré Society, and is delivered with a purchase invoice. Every Hermès scarf is cleaned and pressed by a specialist Hermès dry cleaner before going on sale when its condition requires it.

A word from Diane

C'est la Fête is one of those Hermès designs you recognise immediately. Daiske Nomura achieves something rather rare: bringing a frankly gothic, contemporary imagination into the Hermès scarf without ever losing the elegance of the Maison. This double-sided special edition of the classic 2012 scarf (in 70 cm) is particularly successful. A very beautiful piece for Nomura enthusiasts and for collectors of unusual Hermès scarves alike. Daiske Nomura would go on to continue his collaboration with the Maison, notably with Chorus Stellarum. His creations are increasingly sought after by collectors today.