大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 6月15日 20時11分

The upturned toes on these Indian slippers are purely decorative. Intricately embroidered with gold and silver thread, this style of footwear was developed in the Mughal royal courts (1526–1857) and eventually adopted by the rich. They signified wealth, status and high fashion – if they had been made for royalty, the green studs would have been emeralds rather than the glass seen here.
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