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It is a known fact that the khussas from Multan are the best made and most delightful to look at. The principle business lives in boulevards of old Multan and the shoes are provided across the country. While you visit the khussa shop, you can see khussas that have fine tilla work, sequins, dabka and beads work. You will likewise detect the Waziraabadi khussa which has top parts made with the cut-work. At that point, there are the khussa shoes from Shurkrpura, which are weaved with golden and white tilla on red and other dark colored leathers. Slip-on khussa from Multan is also known as Phool wali chappal for ladies.
Handmade Shoes Not like current shoes which are generally made with machines, the khussa shoes are made completely by hand. The process includes the curing of leather first than it is cut and stitched by hand. The weaving can be extremely complex or the beautifying component might be as straightforward as making lines on leather on the upper sole of shoes. Khussa are customarily without any heels and they are totally flat and will, in general, be truly comfortable. Increasingly present day variants have started to suit changing design patterns i.e. the beaded khussa shoes with little heels. These are regularly worn by ladies as formal wear and are accessible in a large assortment of styles and hues.
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