Kelly En Perles is revised based on a handmade piece from a Cameroon artist whose original work was crafted for the African Year in 1997 and selected as the cover of Hermes World. The prints perfectly present the concave-convex effect of small beads besetting on raw and rough linen.

This handicraft Hermes Scarf interlinked by small glass beads embodies a traditional mass artistic technique in Africa which is used on jewelries, adornments and clothes. The pattern of Kelly En Perles looks cute as a main part of a humorous face by creating two eyes with the diamond patterns on both side of bag, nose with the handle and a smile with the bent strap. Other geometric patterns alongside including rounds,diamonds and several parallel patterns, even the capital H on four corners of the scarf are all frequently-used designs on African fabrics and pottery. Check for more Hermes Handbags.

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