Embroidered Jutti Slippers Origin - Miao Tribe Our hand-carved mango wood mihrab

Our hand-carved mango wood mihrab mirrors show the iconic Mughal design seen throughout much of Northern India

95 x 7 x 156 (w x d x h cms)

This style was a development from sancai porcelain of the Ming period and came to prominence in the early Qing dynasty

This chest is mid 19thC & comes from Gujarat

but it is equally attractive displayed simply as a sculptural architectural fragment

Embroidered Jutti Slippers Origin - Miao Tribe Our hand-carved mango wood mihrabThese 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