Kokina
$460.00 USD
DESCRIPTION
- Kokina is an old Istanbul tradition to celebrate the arrival of Christmas and the winter. To make kokina, you put together two plants that grow in the wild in Istanbul: Knee Holly and Anatolian Sarsaparilla. The making and selling of kokina is a tradition passed down from the Rum (Roman from the East Roman Empire, in other words, the Byzantium) who are the Turkish Greeks who made up a large number of the inhabitants of Constantinople, later Istanbul. It is said that the name kokina comes from kokkino, the Greek word for red.
- Point-toe flat mules
- Hand-embroidery
- Leather lining
- Leather insole and sole
- Composition: Velvet fabric
- Suitable for both inside and outside use
- Made in Anatolia
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