The Punjabi Jutti, also known as the mojari, is a symbol of exquisite Indian culture, craftsmanship, and heritage. Traditionally worn by kings and queens, today's Juttis are finely embroidered and adorned with pearls, beads, and stones, blending elegance and tradition. Versatile enough to be worn from day to night, from weddings to everyday occasions, these shoes provide an essential ethnic charm to the wearer. While simple, unembellished juttis are perfect for daily use, beaded, embroidered, and embellished juttis are ideal for weddings, festivals, and parties. They are unidirectional and mold to the shape of the foot over time, making them even more comfortable to wear. Crafted from vegetable tanned leather and featuring a close upper sewn to a lightweight flat sole, the jutti offers both style and comfort. The upper section, or Panna, is made of a single piece of leather or textile and adorned with intricate