Leather shoes workshop

The first footwear, in prehistoric times, was made from animal skins or wood. The oldest archaeological relic, in plant material, was found in the United States and dates back to about 9000 years BC

In temperate regions shoes were similar to our sandals, while in cold regions covered shoes were used.

In fact, Greeks and Romans used "sandals", as seen in paintings and frescoes of that time period. In iconographic and historical sources that we have it seems that there were at least twenty types of different shoes and this tells us that already back then there were trends and fashion.

During the Middle Ages common people wore wooden (clogs) and leather shoes or simple pieces of cloth that were wrapped around the foot. It was not until the fourteenth century that real shoes emerged, the pointy ones used by nobility. However, common people still wore clogs or simple cloth foot coverings. Today, thanks to industrialisation, good shoes are within the reach of most people in our world.

Hand-crafted shoes made entirely by hand and using the best materials belong to the artistic sphere today. By wearing these shoes we are wearing masterpieces.