Meshkoko
Meshkoko is a term that refers to a type of traditional footwear originating from various nomadic cultures of Central Asia. Historically, these shoes were typically made from a combination of leather, often sheepskin or camel hide, and felt or wool. The construction was generally simple, designed for durability and comfort in harsh desert and steppe environments.
The design of Meshkoko often featured a soft, moccasin-like construction for the sole, allowing for flexibility
Meshkoko were practical for the nomadic lifestyle, providing warmth in colder months and a degree of protection