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Juttis
Punjabi juttis are worn by women all over India today. They have retained their spot in every modern women's wardrobe for its elegance and functionality. Indian footwear designers think out of the box to interpret stylish elements into juttis, from ethnic to casual and bohemian aesthetics, and craftsmanship. Punjabi juttis are revered for their flair and versatility to blend effortlessly into a diverse wardrobe. From your rotational denim to wedding attire, there's a pair of juttis to embrace your feet for fuss-free festivities.
Tracing Origin
Traditionally, juttis were worn by wealthy landlords, Chaudhary, Nawabs. Jagirdars, Maharajas and Maharanis of India.
Originating from the Mughal era, the history of Punjabi juttis have a royal significance of over 400 years ago. They are customised initially with leather, rich embroidery made in gold and silver thread.
Skilled artisans from remote areas specialise in the making of juttis. The juttis also come in different variations called kussa or mojri. It is hand embroidered with silk threads, beads and sequins, reprised with modern elements for versatile styling in the present age.
How It’s Done
Juttis were primarily handcrafted by artisans of Amritsar, Patiala, Ludhiana, Abohar, Fazilka and Faridkot. The natively honed craft of Punjabi jutti making, the artisans and sales are aided by the Footwear Design and Development Institute in Patiala.
The Punjabi juttis trace back its royal patronage way back in the 16th century. These imperial juttis were speckled with gold and silver zari work, pearls and gemstones. Juttis are also referred to as khussa and mojri.
Punjabi Juttis Today
In the present-age, Juttis of Punjab are crafted in cruelty-free leather similar to Kolhapuri Chappal, and velvet sole for a luxe feel and comfort. Designers have also incorporated Punjabi juttis in printed fabrics for a casual and laid back appeal. The traditional juttis are customised with zardozi embroidery sequin embellishments, Phulkari embroidery. Over the years, the indigenous juttis were embraced by civilians and have today found a fanbase with sartorially-enlightened women. Everyone is now aware of what Punjabi jutti is and also it is embraced for the same.
Shop Juttis
Pernia's Pop-Up Shop is a haven of designer juttis with an eclectic mix of modern and classic styles. Juttis by Vareli Bafna Designs, Paio, Coral Haze, 5 Elements, Ehzi, Imli, Ssavarto and AMPM showcase the most sought after designs of various types of juttis found in India.
Image Credits
Dreamstime | Encyclocraftapr | Gaatha.org | Herzindagi Jutti | House of Ekara | Punjabi Jutti Store | Shahi Handicraft | Stockadobe