Shekeres

Shekeres are a type of traditional Russian wooden shoes, typically worn by women. They are known for their distinctive design, which features a high heel and a wide, flat sole. The upper part of the shekere is usually made from a single piece of wood, often beech or oak, and is often decorated with intricate carvings or paint. The shekeres are traditionally worn with a skirt or dress, and are often paired with a blouse or shirt. They are a popular item of folk costume in Russia and are often worn at traditional festivals and celebrations. Shekeres are also popular as a form of footwear for everyday wear, and are often made by hand by skilled craftsmen. The shekeres are a symbol of Russian cultural heritage and are often seen as a traditional and elegant form of footwear.