Hermès Scarf 90 cm – Voyages Slaves – Loïc Dubigeon (1982)

Hermès Scarf 90 cm – Voyages Slaves – Loïc Dubigeon (1982)

Created in 1982 by Loïc Dubigeon, Voyages Slaves (Slavic Journeys) is a rare scarf, issued only once under this name before being renamed Voyages en Russie from 1983. This first version is today much sought after by collectors for its single print run and its deeply poetic design.

Polychrome on a white ground, with a fine blue surround.
A sober, wintry harmony that highlights the finesse of the line.

Good vintage condition.
Pulled threads, hand-rolled hem slightly flattened. No holes, no stains.

• Size: approx. 90 × 90 cm (36" × 36")
• Material: 100% silk
• Hand-rolled edges – Made in France
• Care label: no
• Hermès box: no
• Dry cleaned
• Pre-owned scarf carefully authenticated by Carré Society

Though this scarf depicts various Russian public transport carriages, it is the sledges gliding over the snow that best convey the nostalgic poetry characteristic of the Slavic peoples.