Women's Mono Aili Babouche Slippers

Women's Mono Aili Babouche SlippersThe Mono Aili Babouche slippers are handmade in Morocco from leftover fabrics founder Calla Haynes collected from couture houses across France and Italy. These textural combinations of silk, cotton, brocade and linen are woven by craftswomen in the Atlas mountains before the finishing touches are added in Marrakech. Due to the unique sourcing process, every pair is different.

inspired by the enduring orchids that grow on Table Mountain in South Africa – where her mother is from

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It’s handcrafted in Italy by master artisans from precious ebony wood and chrome-plated brass

exceptional skills have been passed from one generation to the next

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are entirely unique due to the individual markings of the bark

which slightly vary in colour making each set truly unique

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