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For a unique summer sandal game that is filled with a rich history.
Inspired by the ancient Indian Khadau footwear worn by sages and priests, these sandals are especially suited for carefree spirits who adore a toe-freeing experience in the summer. The Khadau sandal has been mentioned in the Vedas with its construction comprising of a wooden plank utilized as a base for the foot with a single carved block to secure the toes.
These happy gypsy summer sandals are inspired by the historical Khadau design with a few fun design tweaks. Instead of wood, the sandals are made of leather with a slip-resistant rubber sole. It comes with a beautifully-carved strap to hug and hold the foot securely in addition to offering a visual pop of interest to your summer footwear game. With a few wears, the leather will soften to match the curvature of your individual foot.
Gypsy Style Summer Sandals Inspired By Ancient Khadau Footwear...
black khadau style leather summer sandals
black khadau style leather summer sandals
turquoise khadau style leather summer sandals
turquoise khadau style leather summer sandals
red khadau style leather summer sandals
red khadau style leather summer sandals
green khadau style leather summer sandals
green khadau style leather summer sandals
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