Jutti is a prime example of India's rich culture, heritage, and artisanal craftsmanship. Originally, Jutti/mojari was highly favored by the wealthy kings and queens of the nation's most prosperous era. Traditionally, Punjabi Juttis were crafted from pure leather. However, modern designs feature fine embroidery, pearls, beads, and stones, adding an elegant touch to the shoes while still embodying the essence of traditional Indian tradition. These shoes can be worn for various occasions such as daily wear, weddings, religious events, parties, and festivals, providing an essential ethnic appeal to the wearer. Juttis are an integral part of ceremonial attire, particularly at weddings. Plain/printed juttis are suitable for everyday wear for both men and women, while beaded/embellished/embroidered juttis are ideal for weddings, festivals, and parties. Jutti is unidirectional, meaning there is no distinction between left and right shoes, and