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vue d'ensemble du foulard hermès bingata en cachemire et soie
Châle Hermès Bingata plié présenté avec sa boîte orange d'origine
Gros plan sur les motifs floraux violets et roses du dessin Bingata
Détail de la finition roulotté main et bordure motifs japonais
Illustration détaillée de personnages et cheval pégase Hermès sur soie rose
Motif calèche Hermès traditionnel et par Natsuno Hidaka
Zoom sur le motif cavalier
zoom sur le nom du carré Hermès Bingata
zoom sur la signature du dessinateur du carré hermès Bingata Natsuno Hidaka
zoom sur le logo de copyright Hermès
zoom sur la signature hermès paris dans le dessin
Châle Hermès Bingata 140cm entièrement déployé pour visualiser le format
Vue d'ensemble à plat du châle Hermès Bingata 140cm en cachemire et soie fuchsia

Hermès Shawl 140 cm – Bingata – Natsuno Hidaka (2021) – Cashmere & Silk

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Hermès Shawl 140 cm – Bingata – Natsuno Hidaka
This exceptional shawl, signed Natsuno Hidaka, is a graphic ode to the ancestral art of Bingata. Ultra rare, it was designed only for the 140 cm format and issued in very few copies, enhanced here by the sublime combination of cashmere and silk. A much sought-after collector's piece, in excellent condition close to new, with box.

Technical details

  • Title: Bingata
  • Artist: Natsuno Hidaka
  • Year of issue: 2021
  • Palette: Fuchsia, Magenta, Pink, White, Brown
  • Dimensions: 136 × 137 cm (approx. 54" × 54"). As the hem is rolled by hand, the dimensions given may vary.
  • Condition: Excellent condition.
  • Box: Yes
  • Material: 70% cashmere, 30% silk
  • Care label: None
  • Finish: Hand-rolled hem
  • Made in France
  • Authenticity: Every Hermès scarf is carefully authenticated and guaranteed genuine by Carré Society.

A word from Diane
This scarf is a graphic piece of incredible richness, all the more precious as it was designed only for the large 140 cm format. The combination of cashmere and silk gives the shawl a sublime drape, light and warm at the same time, and makes the colours even deeper. Bingata is an invitation to travel, a joyful and complex design that finds its place on a winter coat or draped over the shoulders for an evening out. It is the ultimate luxury: a piece both comfortable and spectacular.

Description of this shawl by the House of Hermès:
"Developed in the 14th century, Bingata is a dyeing process originating in the Okinawa archipelago, when it was the Ryūkyū Kingdom, at the crossroads of the trade routes between South-East Asia, China and the Japanese Empire. Different techniques are combined to create Bingata. First, a stencil is applied to the fabric, which is then coated with a rice paste in order to reproduce the motifs on the material. The areas to be painted are soaked in a soy-based mixture to help fix the colour pigments. The result is incredibly delicate, as illustrated by this shawl designed by Natsuno Hidaka, which draws inspiration from this savoir-faire."

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