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| Description: Throughout the Ottoman Empire, women visiting public baths wore a style of Turkish sandals called nalins. The stilted design elevated the wearer above the heated flooring and the intricate designs allowed the wearer to make a fashional e statement in the absence of clothing This pair features bells around the perimeter of the foot bed. Ottoman Turkish, 19th century, P11.8Throughout the Ottoman Empire, women visiting public baths wore a style of Turkish sandals called nalins. The stilted design elevated the wearer above the heated flooring and the intricate designs allowed the wearer to make a fashional e statement in the absence of clothing This pair features bells around the perimeter of the foot bed. Ottoman Turkish, 19th century, P11.8 Picture Stats: Views: 639 Filesize: 984.95kB Height: 1579 Width: 2863 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=49683 |