Handcrafted Women's Leather Chamba Chappal For Women Kozhikode - Coconut Products Non-reflective Coating: Unlike conventional mirrors

Non-reflective Coating: Unlike conventional mirrors that use a reflective coating

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Handcrafted Women's Leather Chamba Chappal For Women Kozhikode - Coconut Products Non-reflective Coating: Unlike conventional mirrorsThe tradition of wearing Chamba chappals (slippers) dates back to the reign of King Sahil Verman (in the early ninth century). When he married the princess of Noorpur, he brought with him chappal (slipper) manufacturers, tailors, and make up artists to serve the queen and the realm. It is reported that the residents of Chamba used to only wear rudimentary grass shoes before that time. For a long time, only kings and queens were allowed to wear them.