The Hathor Plumaris hat is a living sculpture: a monumental halo of peacock feathers, arranged in a perfect fan, that frames the face like a sacred halo.
The contrast between the immaculate whiteness of the textile base and the iridescent brilliance of the feathers creates a powerful duality: celestial purity and earthly opulence.
Each feather, with its green and blue reflections, seems like a divine eye that observes and protects, transforming the wearing of this hat into an almost liturgical experience.
The structure, both airy and imposing, evokes a solar crown, reminiscent of ancient deities and royal power.
Wearing Hathor Plumaris means embracing an iconic silhouette: a woman who doesn't hide but rises, surrounded by light and mystery.
Handmade and in Paris.
Hathor Plumaris Hat
Hathor Plumaris is a contemporary reinterpretation of the sacred crowns worn in ancient rituals.
Hathor, protector of queens and artists, represented splendor and divine femininity.
The peacock feathers, arranged in a majestic halo, recall the "thousand eyes" of divine vigilance and the immortality of souls.
This hat becomes a halo of royalty, an armor of feathers that protects and elevates. It is not just an accessory, but a living manifestation of feminine power: radiant, mysterious, and irresistibly sacred.
