• One of a kind slippers handmade from Turkish carpets.
  • One of a kind slippers handmade from Turkish carpets.
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Artemis Design Co.

Artemis Women's Sumak Kilim Slippers - Size 41

35.300 ISK
35.300 ISK
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From our friends at Artemis Design Co.--This style was created due to popular request from Artemis fans and team members alike. Much like a classic mule, the Sumak Kilim Slipper is easy to wear with just about any outfit. Our Sumak Kilim shoes are handmade from hand-sourced Turkish carpets, which means that no two pairs of our Kilim shoes will ever be alike. The Sumak Kilim Slippers pictured here are the actual pair that you will receive.

Details

Leather sole with 3/4 inch heel. Handmade in Istanbul in a small, family-owned workshop, by cobblers whose families have practiced the craft for generations. Handwoven Sumak Kilim rug upper in wool and silk fibers. Sumak (also spelled Soumak, Soumakh, Sumac, and Soumac) kilims have a stronger weave and a more textural hand than other types of kilim carpets. They are known for their intricate designs that incorporate finely detailed symbols, figures, and representations of animals. The crisp and boldly contrasting blues, reds, and whites often featured in Sumak kilims make them a favorite among our community.

Please note that the Sumak textile is more structured than the Kilim or Oriental Carpet, which generally translates to a longer break-in period.

Size & Fit

The Women's Slipper runs a half-size smaller than our closed-back styles, so if you usually wear a US 8.5, order a size 39, and so on. This style fits all widths, and will mold to the wearer's foot like all of our shoes.

US Women's 5.5-6: size 36
US Women's 6.5-7: size 37
US Women's 7.5-8: size 38
US Women's 8.5-9: size 39
US Women's 9.5-10: size 40
US Women's 10.5-11: size 41

About Artemis

We believe that beautiful vintage Kilim textiles, made largely by women artists, deserve to be repurposed and preserved for admiration and enjoyment. Artemis makes beautiful things in a slow and careful way, using a treasured team of artisan suppliers and cobblers to ensure that their chain of production is hands-on, handmade, and brings as much pride as the products themselves.