Hermès Scarf 90 cm – Grande Vénerie Royale – Charles-Jean Hallo (1957)

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Design: Charles-Jean Hallo – Original 1957 edition – Never reissued

A rare and historic scarf
Created in 1957 by Charles-Jean Hallo, Grande Vénerie Royale (The Great Royal Hunt) is one of the very first Hermès scarves celebrating the equestrian world and the hunt with hounds, emblematic themes of the house. Never reissued since its release, this design is now a very rare and sought-after collector's piece, bearing witness to the graphic style and refinement of the early days of Hermès in equestrian illustration.

Palette: imperial blue, garnet red, white and pearl grey.

Condition: Very good condition given its age. A few slight discolorations and light stains. This collector's piece dating from 1957 has been carefully cleaned by our specialist dry cleaner before going on sale. The photos are an integral part of the description and let you appreciate this unique piece. We invite you to examine them carefully.

Features
• Dimensions: approx. 90 × 90 cm (36" × 36").
• Material: 100% silk. No care label.
• Hand-rolled hems – Made in France

• Carefully authenticated by Carré Society, this pre-owned scarf embodies the elegance and longevity of sustainable luxury.

Art and History of this Hermès Scarf
Grande Vénerie Royale evokes the aristocratic world of the royal hunts with hounds, with their carriages, uniformed riders and disciplined packs. The symmetrical, structured design captures the solemnity of this ancestral tradition. With his fine line and respect for proportion, Charles-Jean Hallo offers here a scarf that is both narrative and decorative, rooted in French cultural heritage.