Hermès Ex Libris Pink Silk Scarf

Hermès Ex Libris is one of the House’s most enduring emblems, first composed in 1946 by Hugo Grygkar. The design translates the personal ex-libris of Émile-Maurice Hermès into silk: a medallion crowned with a caduceus, framed by four ceremonial horse-drawn carriages drawn from the archives of the Émile Hermès collection. What began as a private mark of a collector became the very symbol of the Maison.

This edition in soft pink silk twill offers a luminous take on the classic. The delicate palette brings freshness to a motif rooted in history, making it a perfect balance of heritage and modern wearability. Collectors prize Ex Libris not only for its place at the foundation of Hermès scarf design but also for its ability to adapt across decades with timeless elegance. Owning this scarf means carrying a piece of Hermès identity itself — a work of French design that never loses its resonance.