Hermes Birkin Bag Creates A Fluctuating Vision As Unpredictable Images

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Hermes "New Springs" Scarf is the most recent edition of the classic Hermes "Springs" scarf designed by Philippe Ledoux 1974, who is the grand uncle of the current designer Dimitri Rybaltchenko.(The relatives has been designing for Hermes for 3 generations)

In the fresh new interpretation of Spring Scarf, designer has abandoned the realistic techniques and added more sense of abstract by thick sketching lines and bright colors. Tensions are exuding from the whole image to express an unexpected modern character. Through curves on different objects, wheels, pendulum springs, even the shape of the carriage, designer creates a fluctuating vision as unpredictable images in Hermes Birkin Bag.

There is a big emblem with relatives mark on the middle of the wheels. Beside the accuracy description on technical details of objects on the image, the historic "Roman King Cabriolet" baby carrier on the middle deserves special attentions, which was used to over the princess of Napoleon I and Australian Mary Louis until they was 3. ...
... The carrier is convertible for outside and light to be driven by two specially-trained goats running with speed of the pony. The goat carriage is pulled by a servant and it can be converted in to a cradle when kid falls asleep. The baby carrier is made by the best artisans at that time, which is covered with the ocean blue paint and drawn with bees. Inside the carriage lined with green silk. The gilt bronze ornaments on the carrier are twisted as fine Hermes Kelly Bags.

The original scarf is more classic but the new version has exquisite details. Several small chariots in early 19th century are placed under metal springs hanging high above, which makes the bodywork as suspended stool. These chariots have a sharp top of several C-shaped springs. The circle in the middle is surrounded by two bodyworks with sharp top and a C-shaped spring made up by a string of 5 spring laminations. Several wheels with 12 spokes are drawn on the two corners of the scarf to correspond with the chariots.