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Karauli Leather Shoes: Traditional Craftsmanship Thrives Amidst Branded Footwear Boom
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News18•27-09-2026, 21:49
Karauli Leather Shoes: Traditional Craftsmanship Thrives Amidst Branded Footwear Boom
- •Karauli's traditional leather slippers maintain their identity despite the abundance of modern footwear designs and brands, showcasing ancient craftsmanship.
- •These handcrafted slippers are exclusively sold at Karauli's weekly Monday Haat Bazaar, offering only four opportunities a month for buyers.
- •Made from pure, durable leather using traditional methods, these slippers are known for their longevity, lasting up to two years with regular use.
- •Priced between 200 to 1000 rupees, these comfortable leather slippers are popular among local residents and farmers for long-term wear.
- •The enduring demand for these traditional slippers reflects a strong connection to heritage, even in the era of new-generation fashion.
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These traditional leather slippers are not sold in regular stores, but are exclusively available in Karauli's traditional weekly Monday Haat Bazaar.
Craftsman Govind Kumar explains that the slippers are made primarily by hand using traditional methods rather than machines, starting with good quality, durable leather that is shaped and assembled manually.
The traditional leather slippers are priced from approximately 200 rupees to 1000 rupees and are claimed to last for about two years even with regular use.
