The jutti (जुत्ती) — handcrafted leather shoe of Punjab and Rajasthan, worn at weddings, festivals, and every occasion that calls for beauty at the feet — is one of the most enduring craft traditions of South Asia. This yellow jutti is worked in zardosi (ज़रदोज़ी), the gold and silver thread embroidery of the Mughal courts, where artisans created intricate metallic needlework of extraordinary fineness. Yellow — the color of turmeric, of haldi, of celebration — makes this jutti a natural choice for bridal occasions, festive wear, and any moment that deserves a shoe with a story. Also known as mojari, khussa, and Indian ballet flat — the jutti by any name is the same thing: a piece of South Asian craft worn on the feet.
- Yellow leather Punjabi jutti with zardosi embroidery; available in sizes 36–39; also known as mojari, khussa, and Indian ballet flat
- Zardosi gold thread embroidery from the Mughal craft tradition on handcrafted leather — South Asian festive footwear at its finest
- A meaningful gift for weddings, Diwali, and any South Asian festive occasion that calls for handcrafted beauty
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