Leather Mojari
STORY OF THE CRAFT
The Artistry of Handcrafted Footwear
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Leather Mojari, also known as Jutti, is a traditional handcrafted footwear style originating in the Indian subcontinent. With their intricate embroidery, durable leather, and fascinating history, Mojaris are not just shoes but a cultural treasure that showcases the artistry and traditions of the region.
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Royal Origins: Mojaris have a regal history that dates back to ancient India. They were worn by the Mughal nobility during the 13th and 14th centuries.
Exquisite Embroidery: Mojaris boast embroidery using traditional techniques like Zardozi, Gota Patti, and Tilla work, featuring metallic threads, beads, sequins, and mirrors.
Artisanal Masterpieces: Each Mojari is a unique work of art, meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, symbolising India's rich cultural heritage and serving as fashionable footwear.
Creating Timeless Elegance with Precision
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Each step of Mojari craftsmanship is infused with passion and precision, from pattern design to finishing. Every handcrafted pair comes with everlasting elegance and comfort, thus bringing together heritage and style in every stitch.
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Pattern Design: Artisans create paper patterns for the upper, sole, and lining.
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Cutting Leather: High-quality leather is cut using the patterns as guides.
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Embellishments: Intricate designs are added through embroidery, punch work, or block printing.
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Assembly: Leather pieces are stitched together to form the Mojari's shape.
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Finishing: The Mojaris are polished and inspected for quality before being ready for sale.
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Celebrating Originality in Mojari Products
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Leather Mojari brings with itself a world of exquisite craftsmanship and cultural finesse, where traditional footwear inspires a diverse range of stylish products and accessories.
- Leather Mojari Shoes
- Matching Sets
- Keychains and Bag Charms
- Jewellery
- Home Décor
- Accessories
- Children's Apparel
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Embracing Eco-Friendly Practises
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The art of handcrafted Mojaris not only preserves cultural heritage but also embraces eco-friendly practises for a more sustainable future.
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Cultural Identity: Wearing Mojaris maintains a strong connection to cultural heritage, reflecting the community's identity and traditions.
Ethical Sourcing: Leather comes from responsible channels, promoting the sustainable use of natural resources.
Medical Concerns of Artisans
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Leather Mojari production comes with significant occupational health and labour challenges as artisans navigate issues related to their physical well-being and working conditions.
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Sitting Posture and Eye Strain: Prolonged sitting positions by artisans to focus on intricate work may lead to posture-related issues and vision problems.
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Exposure to Chemicals and Adhesives: Artisans may face health risks from chemicals used in leather treatment and glues used during assembly.
Engage to Empower Artisans
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Step into the enchanting world of Leather Mojari, where tradition and innovation converge and artisans skillfully transfer intricate designs onto leather, creating unique and exquisite pieces. Each Mojari is a masterpiece, a testament to the dedication and passion of the artisans who have perfected this art over generations
LEATHER MOJARI ARTISANS
MAHENDRA SONGARA
Leather Mojari Artist
SAGAR GUJJAR
Leather Mojari Artist
KAILASH PANWAR
Leather Mojari Artist
MAHESH & KAPIL KUMAR CHAUHAN
Leather Mojari Artist
MOHAN LAL GUJAR
Leather Mojari Artist
