The Punjabi Jutti, also known as a Mojari or Khussa, is a traditional Indian footwear that reflects the rich heritage and artisan ship of the country. Originally made from pure leather, it was favored by the royalty during the richest era of Indian history. Over time, Jutti has evolved to incorporate fine embroidery, pearls, beads, and stones, adding a touch of elegance to its traditional design. Suitable for various occasions such as everyday wear, weddings, religious events, and parties, it adds an essential ethnic appeal to the wearer. While unembellished or printed Juttis are ideal for daily use, beaded, embellished, or embroidered ones are perfect for weddings, festivals, and parties. The Jutti is unidirectional, with no left or right distinction, and molds to the shape of the foot over time. Its close upper sewn to a flat sole ensures lightweight comfort. The use of vegetable-tanned leather and cotton thread for bonding makes