These homeshoes were purchased in Japan in 1995 at the port of Toyama. Houses have no heating, so women wear these slippers to keep their feet warm. A gift to our […]
Japanese home shoes
Slippers
Muhu sussid
Muhu sussid. (Leather, fabric, embroidery). Estonia. Valmistatud muhu saarel.
Homeshoes (Cyprus)
Northern Cyprus.
Pantoffel (Serbia)
On feet people are still wearing woolen stockings to the knee, differing in the areas of color and embroidery, and on top of them – woolen socks beautiful knitted and […]
Slippers with ornament (Nepal)
Slippers for women with ornament and embroidery.
Payzor (Afghanistan)
Pakistan and pushtun shoes, Afghan women’s shoes with flat soles and curved toe, sometimes embroidered.
Payzor (Afghanistan)
Pakistan and pushtun shoes, Afghan women’s shoes with flat soles and curved toe, sometimes embroidered.
Payzor (Afghanistan)
Pakistan and pushtun shoes, Afghan women’s shoes with flat soles and curved toe, sometimes embroidered.
Payzor (Afghanistan)
Pakistan and pushtun shoes, Afghan women’s shoes with flat soles and curved toe, sometimes embroidered.
Slippers with ornament (Nepal)
Slippers for women with ornament and embroidery.
Krakowiaczki (Poland)
These beautiful soft slippers with genuine leather soles are decorated in a traditional style with floral pattern of Krakow.
Tsarouhi (Greece)
Domestic knitted slippers (Turkmenistan)
Domestic knitted slippers. In some places there are leather shoes with high soles, backless – kөvүsh and red boots on high heels – әdik. Currently shoes are worn on festive […]
Pantoffel (Poland)
Wool, felted , embroidery. Home shoes. 21.st. cent. Poland.
Tsarouhi (Greece)
Traditional leather shoes with pompons are a part of the Greek national costume. Male pompoms were painted in black, for women and children they bear bright colours.
Chuviaks (Russia)
Chuviaks (Russia, Ossetia). Previously, this type of footwear was worn by bosth men and women of the poeples of the Caucasus and Minor Asia. Made from buffalo skin, bulls and […]