Hojos
Hojos are a type of footwear traditionally worn in parts of Eastern Europe, particularly in rural communities. They are typically made from natural materials such as leather, wood, or straw, and are designed for durability and comfort. The construction of hojos often involves hand-stitching and simple yet effective designs that have been passed down through generations.
The primary function of hojos is to protect the feet from rough terrain and environmental conditions. Their
Variations in hojos can be observed across different regions, reflecting local materials and aesthetic preferences. Some