Jutti is Indian conventional footwear with a set of experiences tracing all the way back to 200BC. Their starting points can be followed back to the Mughal Domain. Jutti's has developed from a conventional footwear brand to a hand crafted moral unquestionable necessity. They cover the front portion of the feet and are round or M-formed. Tied shoes were extremely well known all through the Buddhist time. Afterward, in north India, especially Punjab and Rajasthan, these moral shoes acquired prevalence. Since these two republics are so close to together, this style was immediately embraced, and craftsmans gave this Nagra shoe a rich curve to its style and name, initiating it Jutti. In Punjab, these were alluded to as Punjabi juttis as opposed to Nagra footwear, with Mojaris and khussa being the most famous styles. These Punjabi juttis have been made by Raijer Mochis (shoemakers) from Rajasthan's Sikal and Shikawat regions for a very long time.
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