India's staggering diversity comes alive in its traditional footwear, with every state adding its own unique twist to the much-loved jutti. At Gulbhahar, we passionately take pleasure in respecting this glorious tradition by designing embroidered juttis by Gulbhahar that stay close to local customs and still deliver the contemporary appearance you desire.

Punjab: Where It All Began

The charm of jutti making occurs right in Punjab. This region specializes in the very lovely embroidered juttis made by Gulbhahar with the most divine threadwork and mirror work. Classic Punjabi juttis are filled with deep, vibrant colors like crimson, imperial blue and golden yellow. The craftsmen cherish placing classic motifs like paisleys, dainty flowers, and geometric patterns reflecting stories of festivity and merriment. That pointed toe and that little upward curve? That's classically Punjabi. With our Gulbhahar collection, you will be immersed in the festive atmosphere. You'll surely find something that prepares you for any event. 

Rajasthan: A Desert Dream Come True!

Rajasthani mojaris are imbued with the essence of desert and royal palaces. These Gulbhahar embroidered juttis are inspired by Rajasthani culture and are adorned with gorgeous camel leather and stunning zardozi work done with actual gold and silver threads. The embroideries speak of desert flowers, elegant peacocks, and architectural marvels that bring to mind the state's grand palaces. The colors are just gorgeous too - you have warm earth colors, gorgeous pinks and deep purples that remind one of those fabulous (jaw dropping) Rajasthani sunsets. 

Uttar Pradesh: Sophisticated Charm

Lucknow is a sophisticated charm second to none; Lucknowi juttis have delicate finesse and sophistication. Lucknow juttis have intricate chikankari-inspired ornamentation that is not so brash, that you need to look closely at the footwear to enjoy. These embroidered juttis by Gulbhahar have delicate white threadwork on light pastel colors, symbolizing the understated luxury and murmurs of the nawabi heritage of the city's royal past.  It is all about amazing detailing and not full-throated statement shoes; the juttis are perfect to look stylishly chic.  

Maharashtra: Scenic Nature

Maharashtra's Kolhapuri chappals have influenced the production of footwear throughout India, with a return to the functionality and beauty of natural leather and streamlined lines. Modern Gulbhahar embroidered juttis are inspired by Kolhapuri chappals, celebrating in contrast to the Kolhapuri tone built into the brown shades of leather, modern juttis some of the geometric patterns of traditional rangoli, earth tones that embody the agricultural riches of Maharashtra.

Gujarat: Festival Spirit

Gujarat's juttis are just festive in footwear style. These embroidered juttis by Gulbhahar are celebrating Gujarat's tradition of happiness and love of festivals. Juttis are embroidered thoroughly with mirror work which adorns the thrill of a colourful, thread thrill of juttis, and there are Gujarat-inspired patterns from various textiles such as the exquisite bandhani patterns, vibrant folk art aspects of design motifs.

Bengal: Creative Genius

West Bengal imbues its work with an artistic flair that's simply one-of-a-kind. Bengali-themed embroidered juttis by Gulbhahar usually include fish, lotus flowers, and other motifs that are rich in meaning in Bengali culture, all done in beautiful threadwork that seems to reflect the state's incredible literary and artistic heritage.

At Gulbhahar, we completely realize that every regional style has an unbelievable tale of cultural identity and artistic heritage. Our embroidered juttis by Gulbhahar Collection extol this spectacular diversity in presenting new interpretations honoring traditional craftsmanship while providing you with precisely what you require for the current fashion scene.