Hera Red silk square
Vivid red, blue and violet in a 90 cm square. Our choice for someone who wants colour in everyday wear.
A peacock-feather print from 1887, still full of life today. Hera brings red, blue and violet together on silk — a picture when opened, a flash of colour when tied.
LIBERTY LONDON / HERA REDFine lines, bright eyespots and rich colours give Hera its unmistakeable character. Try it with a white shirt or dark coat. One beautiful square can bring the whole outfit to life.
One is a vivid contemporary silk square. The other carries a 1975 centenary border. Same peacock-feather story, quite different character.
Vivid red, blue and violet in a 90 cm square. Our choice for someone who wants colour in everyday wear.

Red silk with green and golden feathers and an 1875–1975 border. The seller shows signed and hand-rolled details and reports darkening in one corner.
Tell us your preferred colours, size and budget. We'll search for a vintage example, examine the details and leave the final choice to you.
Our pick is Liberty Hera Red. Open the 90 cm square to see the full peacock-feather print. Fold it into a narrow band and the colours take on a new life. Wear it at the neck, over the shoulders or with a simple bag.
| Brand | Liberty London |
| Pattern | Hera / Peacock feather |
| Colour | Hera Red |
| Material | 100% silk (silk twill) |
| Size | 90 × 90 cm |
| Listed UK price | £245 (at time of research) |
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Arthur Silver designed Hera in 1887. An early example survives at London's V&A. The Metropolitan Museum in New York holds an evening coat from 1910–15 made with the same pattern. More than a century later, Hera still belongs in the wardrobe.