Méga Chariot
Designed by Nomura Daiske
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Daiske Nomura drew inspiration from a child’s horse tricycle from the Émile Hermès collection and from Greek mythology. He reinvents the story of the god Hermès, who is said to have borrowed Apollo’s chariot without permission. Transformed into a robot, the tricycle races forward before Mount Olympus, home of the Greek gods. Printed on our emblematic cashmere and silk support, this 100 x 100 cm format will be easy to wear every day.
Daiske Nomura drew inspiration from a child’s horse tricycle from the Émile Hermès collection and from Greek mythology. He reinvents the story of the god Hermès, who is said to have borrowed Apollo’s chariot without permission. Transformed into a robot, the tricycle races forward before Mount Olympus, home of the Greek gods. Printed on our emblematic cashmere and silk support, this 100 x 100 cm format will be easy to wear every day.
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