Jutti, also known as mojari, is a representation of the rich Indian culture, heritage, and craftsmanship. Traditionally, it was highly favored by royalty during the golden era of India. Originally crafted from pure leather, Juttis now feature fine embroidery, pearls, beads, and stones, adding a touch of elegance while staying true to their Indian roots. These versatile shoes can be worn for everyday use, as well as for special occasions such as weddings, religious events, parties, and festivals. They add a unique ethnic appeal to the wearer's outfit. Juttis are an integral part of ceremonial attire, particularly at weddings. Unembellished or printed Juttis are ideal for daily wear for both men and women, while beaded, embellished, or embroidered Juttis are perfect for weddings, festivals, and parties. The construction of a Jutti is unidirectional, meaning there is no distinction between the left and right shoe, and over time