Hermes American Quilts Silk and Cashmere Shawl 140 Noisette Naturel and Vert

A Tribute to American Heritage The Hermès American Quilts Shawl is a 140cm design that merges French luxury with rich American tradition. Created by Aline Honoré, it draws inspiration from a collection of 19th-century quilts preserved at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.Elegant Colors and Storytelling Design The Noisette, Naturel, and Vert colorway creates a palette that feels warm yet refreshing. Geometric motifs, adapted from historic quilt patterns, give the shawl a unique visual rhythm and depth. Because of its narrative charm, it stands out as both an accessory and a work of art.Luxurious Materials and Craftsmanship Crafted in a sumptuous blend of cashmere and silk, this shawl feels soft, supple, and lightweight. The hand-rolled edge reflects Hermès’ meticulous attention to detail. As a result, the Hermès American Quilts Shawl is ideal for year-round wear.Versatile Styling Possibilities You can drape it loosely over your shoulders for an elegant look. Alternatively, wrap it as a cozy scarf, or wear it as a chic head covering. Furthermore, pairing it with your Hermès handbag adds a personalized flourish. Gift-Ready Presentation in the signature Hermès box with ribbon, it arrives ready to gift or enjoy as a special addition to your collection. Explore our Scarf and Shawl Collection. final saleSCARF MEASURES: 140 cmCONDITION: NEW or NEVER WORNTIDS ‘n BITSAmerican QuiltsThe Antonio Ratti Textile Center at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York houses one of the world’s most extensive quilt collections. Within this remarkable archive, designer Aline Honoré discovered a series of 19th-century patchwork quilts showcasing bold geometric patterns. Consequently, these historic creations—featuring squares, triangles, and hexagons—directly inspired the Hermès American Quilts Shawl. Over time, American women transformed quilt-making from a purely functional craft into an expressive and respected art form. As a result, each stitch and pattern began to tell a story, blending practicality with beauty in a way that continues to inspire artists and designers today.