Empório Aragão x Ashima Kumar Split-toe Tabi Shoes
Empório Aragão
950,00
€
Step into unparalleled elegance with our Exclusive Couture Split-Toe Tabi Shoes, a bespoke creation inspired by the traditional 15th-century Japanese sock. Each pair is meticulously crafted to your specifications, embodying the avant-garde spirit of the Empório Aragão brand. These shoes are not just footwear; they are a luxurious statement of individuality and timeless style.
This stunning piece is a collaboration with visual artist Ashima Kumar, whose works draw inspiration from ancient folk patterns. Kumar’s artistry weaves a tapestry of intricate lines and organic forms, evoking mysticism and a deep connection to the natural world.
Key Features:
Bespoke Three-Hook Design: Our distinctive three-hook system combines functionality with high fashion. Effortlessly remove the small hooks to fold back the upper and reveal a beautifully crafted lining, allowing you to personalize your look while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.
Exceptional Materials: Made from 100% cotton canvas, the outer fabric ensures both durability and breathability, while the comfortable cotton lining elevates the luxurious feel against your skin.
Quality Sole: The durable rubber sole provides remarkable grip and support, making these shoes ideal for both casual and formal settings.
Cultural Heritage: The split-toe design pays homage to traditional Japanese craftsmanship and celebrates modern aesthetics. Each bespoke pair is a narrative of cultural significance, seamlessly blending history with contemporary fashion.
Discover the pinnacle of style and comfort with our Exclusive Couture Split-Toe Tabi Shoes. Perfect for the discerning individual who values both tradition and innovation. Elevate your footwear collection to an extraordinary level today!
Care instructions:
Before storing, wipe off any dirt with a shoe brush or cloth. For stubborn stains, hand wash with a neutral or weak alkaline detergent (avoid bleach) according to the label instructions, as bleach can cause discoloration. Rinse thoroughly, drain and wipe off excess water, reshape the shoes, and dry them in a well-ventilated, shaded area. It's recommended to remove the insoles from the tabi and soak them separately in water. When drying, take them out of the rack and let them dry individually.
This stunning piece is a collaboration with visual artist Ashima Kumar, whose works draw inspiration from ancient folk patterns. Kumar’s artistry weaves a tapestry of intricate lines and organic forms, evoking mysticism and a deep connection to the natural world.
Key Features:
Bespoke Three-Hook Design: Our distinctive three-hook system combines functionality with high fashion. Effortlessly remove the small hooks to fold back the upper and reveal a beautifully crafted lining, allowing you to personalize your look while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.
Exceptional Materials: Made from 100% cotton canvas, the outer fabric ensures both durability and breathability, while the comfortable cotton lining elevates the luxurious feel against your skin.
Quality Sole: The durable rubber sole provides remarkable grip and support, making these shoes ideal for both casual and formal settings.
Cultural Heritage: The split-toe design pays homage to traditional Japanese craftsmanship and celebrates modern aesthetics. Each bespoke pair is a narrative of cultural significance, seamlessly blending history with contemporary fashion.
Discover the pinnacle of style and comfort with our Exclusive Couture Split-Toe Tabi Shoes. Perfect for the discerning individual who values both tradition and innovation. Elevate your footwear collection to an extraordinary level today!
Care instructions:
Before storing, wipe off any dirt with a shoe brush or cloth. For stubborn stains, hand wash with a neutral or weak alkaline detergent (avoid bleach) according to the label instructions, as bleach can cause discoloration. Rinse thoroughly, drain and wipe off excess water, reshape the shoes, and dry them in a well-ventilated, shaded area. It's recommended to remove the insoles from the tabi and soak them separately in water. When drying, take them out of the rack and let them dry individually.
