Name: Triangle Géant silk scarf
Brand: Hermès
SKU: 67532386
Price: 3532 USD
Availability: InStock

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Pani La Shar Pawnee Triangle Scarf
by artist Kermit Oliver


Vintage Hermès Pani La Shar Pawnee Triangle Scarf designed by renowned American artist Kermit Oliver in 1984. A rare archival silk taffeta piece featuring a vibrant madras tartan composition and Native American-inspired equestrian motifs.
Hermès “Pani La Shar Pawnee” is one of the maison’s most iconic and collectible archival scarf designs, created in 1984 by celebrated American artist Kermit Oliver the first and only American artist commissioned by Hermès to design silk scarves. This exceptionally rare giant pointed triangle version elevates the original carré into a dramatic sculptural format, highly sought-after among Hermès collectors and vintage fashion connoisseurs. Inspired by Native American heritage and the equestrian universe central to Hermès’ identity, the composition presents a dignified Pawnee figure framed by galloping horses, ceremonial symbolism, arrows, and feather motifs layered over a vivid multicolor madras tartan background. Crafted in luxurious silk taffeta, the scarf possesses a crisp architectural drape distinct from classic silk twill, allowing it to hold shape beautifully when styled as a shawl, wrap, or statement shoulder piece. The striking overlay technique combining figurative storytelling with structured plaid geometry reflects Kermit Oliver’s painterly aesthetic and meticulous artistic language. The vibrant palette of pink, red, orange, purple, green, and ivory creates remarkable visual depth while maintaining the refined sophistication associated with Hermès craftsmanship. Hand-finished edges and the integrated Hermès Paris signature complete this extraordinary textile artwork. Originally developed through a collaboration between Hermès and Neiman Marcus, “Pani La Shar Pawnee” became a landmark design in Hermès scarf history and remains one of Kermit Oliver’s most admired creations. Research surrounding the scarf reportedly took several years before production, highlighting the exceptional detail and historical narrative embedded within the design. The pointed giant format was produced in limited quantities and is considerably rarer than the standard carré editions, making this piece a true archival collector’s item rarely encountered on the secondary luxury market. Today, Kermit Oliver scarves continue to command significant admiration for their artistic richness, cultural storytelling, and timeless collector appeal.


Details
Made in France
Composition 100% Silk Taffeta
Color Multicolor
Hardware Gold Tone, are slightly scratched.
Dimensions
(Width X Length) ( 142 cm X 66 cm)
As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.
With tag composition
With brand tag
Without official box
Note of condition
There are light storage marks (minor creasing and slight fabric impressions) visible upon close inspection. In addition, there are a few small, discreet spots present in certain areas. These are subtle and do not significantly affect the overall visual impact of the piece when worn.

Delivery
Your purchase is delivered in normal box.
Your item from photo is ironed, when you receive your order, maybe will be slight traces of creases and wrinkles due the packing method.

When you choose this purchase you are buying a preloved item. We kindly ask you to cherish and wear it with care and to respect its minor imperfections. Before purchasing, please take time and look to the images for the exact condition of the item.

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