Description
Moroccan Traditional Leather Slippers / Babouches Model B5
✅ PRODUCT DETAILS ✅
WHAT ARE YOU BUYING ?
- High-quality leather
- Double sole calfskin
- Interior Lining lambskin
- Cleaning: use mild leather cleaner when needed
- Handmade in Marrakech, Morocco
- Size :
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- Brand : Jjeld
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO MAKE THE PRODUCT ?
- It Takes 3-5 days to prepare any leather product including this one ( we're receiving high volumes and all the products are handmade )
- Ships in 2-5 days depending on the destination .
WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT OUR BABOUCHES ?
Beautiful Handmade Moroccan Babouche Slippers. 100% naturally dyed leather, handstitched into leather sole. Very high quality with soft, buttery leather.
To wear the slippers, you simply slide your feet in. Over time the slippers will soften and mold to your feet & will quickly become the most favorite pair of slippers you've ever owned!
This 100% Moroccan manufacturing guarantees an authentic and non-allergenic leather, which sublimes with time and fascinates us as soon as it skates. The authenticity of these leathers can reveal small imperfections visible in the skin (scars, growth marks, color variation or grain of the skin), which are quite normal and do not affect the quality of the skin . The flower is a noble part of the leather, having preserved its original surface. These "traces" as well as the possible different shades of colors of the skin are characteristics typical of leather, which make each piece unique and original.
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About our leather
“MAROQUIN”, LEATHER GOODS NAMED AFTER MOROCCO FOR A GOOD REASON !
Drawing its origins from Morocco, the word meaning “maroquin” means leather goods
The tanning Process have been invented in Morocco, in the city of Fez more precisely in the 11th century.
Proud of our origins , Our purpose it to see the Moroccan leather goods shine in the whole world because it deserves it .
HANDMADE WITH HEART AND LOVE
All our goods are handmade in the pure tradition of Moroccan artisanal excellence. Our “Maalems” are creating those goods with all the love and an expertise of 10 centuries to give it the refinement that you deserve .
WHAT IS USED TO MAKE MOROCCAN LEATHER?
Moroccan leather can be made from the skins of camels, cows, sheep or goats. The hides are first cleaned and softened using a pretty sickening-sounding mixture of quicklime, salt, water, and – yes – cow urine and pigeon shit. Apparently the ammonia in the animal effluent helps soften the skins and prepare them to absorb the dye. After curing and softening comes colouring. Only natural dyes are used, including indigo for blue, saffron for yellow, poppy flower for red and henna for orange. The dyes are poured into the stone pits and then workers get in with the dyes and massage the skins with their feet to make sure the colour is spread evenly.
The entire Moroccan leather production process involves no machinery, only manual labour, using skills and techniques virtually identical to those employed in medieval times .
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