Teghs
Teghs are a type of traditional footwear originating from the Middle East, particularly from the regions of Iran, Iraq, and Turkey. They are known for their distinctive design, which typically features a high, open toe, and a flat sole. The upper part of the tegh is usually made from leather or suede, and it often includes decorative elements such as embroidery or beadwork. Teghs are commonly worn by both men and women, and they have been a part of traditional attire in these regions for centuries.
The history of teghs can be traced back to ancient times, with evidence of similar footwear found
Teghs are not only a fashion statement but also serve practical purposes. They provide good support for
Despite their historical and cultural importance, teghs have faced challenges in the modern fashion industry. The