French poet Paul Verlaine as soon as referred his buddy Arthur Rimbaud as 'The Man with Soles of Wind" which implies that he's a tireless traveler. Aline Honor, designer with the scarf, pays tribute to Alexandra David Neel (1868-1969) using the word from Verlaine and also the Hermes Ladies with Soles of Wind Scarf.
As an adventure and photographer, Alexandra David Neel was praised because the initial fantastic female journalist around the 20th century. She was fond of adventure and passionate on understanding because her childhood. Her entire life was devoted to research and adventure that are each of her favorites. As a proud ladies and unwavering individualist, she loved freedom, which motivated her research around the oriental philosophy and a large number of miles journey to Central Asia and Far East. She mastered Sanskrit and Tibetan language, met the greatest ideologists, scholars and mystics and visited the grandest temples. The ultimate objective of her journey was performing analysis on ethnology, philosophy and religions. Throughout 1912 to 1924, she visited Tibet for a number of occasions and indulged around the nation around the snowy area. The unreachable locations deeply attracted her and also the Himalayas impressed her in awe.
This Hermes Scarf appears like a monochrome paint, which displays snow-covered mountains stretching as far because the eye can see. We are able to envision the rugged road across the mountain pass and towards the remote villages. A lace sewn with leather and cloth and an embroidery trimming are decorated throughout the snow scenery, that is inspired by the nearby blanket and national costume. The ethnic patterns around the trimming function tangling geometry figures and curlicues exuding exultation and joy. Also studded on trimming are a number of ornaments curved with silver, coral and turquoise also as jewelry pendants and decorations hanging on horse, that is the essence with the folk art around the regions.
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