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Chanel Persian Lamb Embellished Muff, Chanel Paris–Moscou Métiers d’Art 2009 collection
From the iconic Chanel Paris–Moscou Métiers d’Art 2009 collection, this exceptional muff is crafted in luxurious Persian lamb, a material historically associated with Russian aristocracy and imperial winter dress. Its use was intentional: a direct reference to the opulence and severity of Moscow winters, as well as the richness of Slavic ceremonial attire.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
$9,870.58
Original: $32,901.95
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$32,901.95
$9,870.58Chanel Persian Lamb Embellished Muff, Chanel Paris–Moscou Métiers d’Art 2009 collection
From the iconic Chanel Paris–Moscou Métiers d’Art 2009 collection, this exceptional muff is crafted in luxurious Persian lamb, a material historically associated with Russian aristocracy and imperial winter dress. Its use was intentional: a direct reference to the opulence and severity of Moscow winters, as well as the richness of Slavic ceremonial attire.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
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From the iconic Chanel Paris–Moscou Métiers d’Art 2009 collection, this exceptional muff is crafted in luxurious Persian lamb, a material historically associated with Russian aristocracy and imperial winter dress. Its use was intentional: a direct reference to the opulence and severity of Moscow winters, as well as the richness of Slavic ceremonial attire.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
The deep burgundy Persian lamb base is transformed into a couture canvas through elaborate hand-embellishment—pearls, crystals, metallic elements, and intricate appliqué—centred around a matryoshka-inspired figure evocative of Orthodox iconography. The design reflects Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of Russia as both mystical and majestic, blending folklore, Byzantine symbolism, and haute couture craftsmanship.
Created in extremely limited quantities, this muff was never conceived as a commercial accessory but as a statement piece for the runway and for Chanel’s most elite clientele. Pieces from the Paris–Moscou collection are among the most collectible Métiers d’Art works, prized for their narrative depth, exceptional materials, and artisanal complexity.
Investment value:
Archival Métiers d’Art accessories—particularly those made in rare materials such as Persian lamb—have demonstrated strong long-term desirability. Unconventional pieces like this muff are increasingly regarded as wearable works of art, sought after by collectors for both their cultural significance and their scarcity within the Chanel archive.
This is not merely an accessory, but a preserved fragment of fashion history—where couture, heritage, and symbolism meet.
