Jodhpuri juti

BRAND - JODHPURE                                                                                                                                                    

These ethnic shoes were worn by wealthy zamindars, chaudhary, nawab, jagirdars Maharajas and Maharanis of India (esp. Punjab), various designs showcased in this category are inspired from the Mughal era. All these are handmade by skilled artisans in remote corners of India.  Jutti is the traditional Jodhpure footwear popular in North India, especially in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan. It also has its slightly different variations which are known as kussa or mojadi. Beauty, vibrant color and utility are combined in these juttis of India. Rich Brown Velvet mens mojari threads and colorful beads are used to craft exquisite motifs in order to impart a royal touch on these juttis made of different shades of leather. People prefer wearing them on traditional occasions like weddings. Along with traditional dresses like sherwani or kurta pajama, juttis form the quintessential accessory. The following sites aim at tracing the evolution of juttis and their uses in comparison with other modern footwear, various kinds of juttis and the art of making embroidered and beaded juttis.