The Jutti is a prime example of the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of India. Historically, it was greatly admired by royalty during the country's most opulent era. Originally made from pure leather, modern Juttis now feature intricate embroidery, pearls, beads, and stones that add an element of elegance while staying true to traditional Indian design. From everyday wear to special occasions such as weddings and festivals, these shoes provide an essential ethnic appeal to the wearer. While they are an essential part of ceremonial attire, Juttis are also suitable for daily use, with plain or printed options for both men and women, and embellished or embroidered styles perfect for weddings, parties, and other celebrations. These unidirectional shoes mold to the shape of the foot over time and are known for their lightweight and flat sole, with the upper and back sections sewn to the sole using environmentally-friendly cotton thread. The upper portion, known as the Panna, is typically made from a single piece