Tamaks
Tamaks are a type of footwear originating from Southeast Asia, particularly prominent in regions like Malaysia and Indonesia. Historically, tamaks were traditionally crafted from natural materials such as rattan, pandan leaves, or woven plant fibers. These materials were chosen for their flexibility, durability, and breathability, making them suitable for the warm and humid climate.
The construction of tamaks often involves intricate weaving techniques, resulting in a sturdy yet lightweight shoe.
While the use of traditional materials has declined with the advent of modern footwear manufacturing, tamaks