Zar-Khussa

Khussa is a traditional handmade shoe from Pakistan. It is usually made of leather and has a flat sole with a closed upper and often a pointed toe. Khussas are decorated with embroidery, beads, or thread work, making them colorful and attractive.

They are commonly worn with traditional clothes on special occasions like Eid and weddings. This footwear has its roots in the Mughal Empire and is still popular today as a symbol of cultural heritage and style.