Embroidered Jutti Slippers Size:UK Size 5 During the Ming Dynasty the

During the Ming Dynasty the

They're hand carved and finished by skilled craftspeople in Udaipur using traditional methods to ensure they are frost hardy and suitable for the variable English weather

They were used in stone havelis - the stylish homes of the more wealthy

which were designed both to strengthen the chest during travel and to elevate its decorative appearance

Further Reading: See The Decorative Arts of The China Trade by Crossman

Embroidered Jutti Slippers Size:UK Size 5 During the Ming Dynasty theThese lovely handmade leather jutti (or jooti) embroidered slippers are traditionally worn in Rajasthan by men and women. These ethnic slippers are seen throughout Northern India and are Indo Persian in style. They are often referred to as Punjabi jutti. Indian Jutti are very comfortable and beautifully decorative. Please note they are predominantly indoor shoes and unsuited to wet weather. Available in 4 sizes, you may need just one size up from the