When it comes to fashion, we see trends come and go day after day. Certain styles seem to sustain themselves through their timelessness. One of those styles is a pair of handcrafted juttis. No longer just footwear, juttis are now synonymous with culture, artistry and personal expression. With an authentic blend of tradition and trend, brands like Gulbhahar are leading the charge to showcase ethnic juttis for weddings and celebrations on the global stage. 

Gulbhahar handcrafted juttis stem from centuries of artisan culture in India, and jutti making is more than a profession in Punjab and Rajasthan; it is passed down as a legacy. Each jutti is stitched, embroidered and finished by hand by skilled artisans who have learnt the craft over generations. Unlike factory made footwear, handcrafted juttis carry personality, heritage and intricate detail; things mass produced footwear does not offer.

The growth of awareness in sustainable and artisanal fashion is what is drawing international customers to these beautifully handmade goods. Today’s consumers do not just seek beauty in a product. They also seek meaning, story, and soul. Gulbhahar’s ethnic juttis for weddings encompass all of this. They are made in a responsible way from genuine leather, soft linings, and dye that have a lower carbon footprint.  Brides and wedding guests throughout the world are choosing juttis that not only complete their attire but also speak for the makers and the rich cultural significance of Indian craftsmanship.

What is remarkable is that the attraction is no longer limited to ethnic wear. With creative styling and embellishment tailored to western wear, Gulbhahar juttis are now being worn with western silhouettes such as maxi dresses, linen pants or even denim! Juttis are grabbing the attention of influencers globally and wedding stylists are featuring juttis regularly as an element of cultural fashion and cultural crossover.

What also makes ethnic juttis for weddings such a crowd-pleaser, is their ability to provide stylishness and comfort. Brides, who may not be used to wearing heels, are enjoying the flexibility of the jutti as the jutti is flat and easier to wear for long periods of time. Juttis are a practical option for brides who want to enjoy their day and dance through to the end of the night without their feet hurting. Gulbhahar 

Weddings evoke the most personal and passionate emotions. The shoe has an important impact on the way a person feels on their wedding day. Gulbhahar juttis can be personalized and custom-designed with embroidery patterns, color palettes, and embellishments that suit any bridal outfit and theme. Be it mirror work for Mehendi, or gold zari for reception outfits, Gulbhahar juttis create memories.

With the increase in global demand, and the reach of having juttis available online – it is now easier than ever to wear one of these pieces of artwork from anywhere around the world. Gulbhahar’s website is easy to navigate, ship internationally, and a pleasure to deal with if any issues come up. Gulbhahar juttis are adding ethnic juttis to wedding wardrobes globally – from New York to London to Sydney. Each package is not just a purchase but an elegant cultural journey.

In summary, handcrafted juttis of all styles are no longer limited to the streets of India – they are now walking down international runways and pathways. Thanks to the dedication to detail, design and tradition from Gulbhahar, the world is finally waking up to the beauty, practicality and joy of ethnic footwear that feels just as good as it looks.