Antique Ottoman Slippers From The 19th Century
This pair of shoes corresponds to traditional Ottoman slippers or shoes from the Ottoman Empire, dating primarily from the 19th century.
These historic items were typically worn by women of high society within the home or during important receptions and dance parties.
The upper is made of velvet (typically burgundy, purple, or crimson).
Metallic embroidery: The front features very dense, hand-stitched raised embroidery using gold-colored metallic threads, forming traditional floral motifs centered around a large bud or central rosette.
Fabric laces: At the back or around the ankle, there are light-colored fabric ribbons (silk or cotton) that were used to secure the shoe to the foot.
The soles of these antique examples are made of leather and feature small, shaped wooden heels.
270 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Linen
Reference (ID): 1767520
Availability: In stock
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