Festive Juttis

Our festive edit: hand-embroidered juttis for Karwa Chauth and Diwali, picked for heavy handwork and colour that holds up under diyas and evening light. Rani pink, hot pink, ruby and maroon pairs for the Karwa Chauth puja; antique gold, champagne, ivory and silver for Diwali.

The work is dense and done by hand: gold zari and zardozi, kundan stones, mirror and sheesha, moti and sequins. The edit opens with our newest designs - Dastaan E Zari, Zarqa, Rajkumari, Gulabo Zari, Chandani Sitara and Shaam E Gul - alongside favourites such as Chandni and Celestial Shine.

A festival day is long, from the morning preparations to the evening puja and the family dinner after it, and a flat jutti carries you through it without the ache heels bring. Pairs here are priced between Rs 1,550 and Rs 1,850.

Every pair is made in our own workshop and finished by hand: a soft leather lining, a hand-stitched flat leather sole and a cushioned footbed, with no left or right foot so the pair shapes to you over the first few wears. Sizes 35 to 41. Designed in-house by a family that has been making juttis for over eight years, with a store at Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi.