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One option is Galleria in Westfield, NJ. Gerardo, the owner, has done excellent work for me and my clients. He also owns a couple of shops in Manhattan so you would not have to make a trip to NJ. I believe he acquired his framing skills in Italy. Here is a review on yelp:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/galleria-west-art-and-framing-westfield. You may also wish to contact Brian Nault at Nault Fine Art. He is a well-respected fine art dealer and collector. One of his specialties is African art and he has some old African textiles in his gallery. He also
offers framing services. I have not utilized his services but would feel confident giving him a
try. Here is his web-site: http://web.me.com/briannault/Site/Home.html. Finally, you may attempt to contact Cameron Silver. He is the owner of Decades, a famous vintage clothing
boutique in Los Angeles. I do not know him personally but have met and spoken with him while shopping in his boutique. We happened to have a conversation about Hermes. He is warm and friendly as well as an expert on vintage clothing. He would know the proper handling of your scarf or may even recommend someone himself. Here is the web-site:
http://www.decadesinc.com/contact.shtml. Good luck! I bet your scarf is gorgeous. I love Hermes scarves and have always wanted to frame one!