kahekihiliste
Kahekihiliste refers to a specific type of traditional Estonian footwear, characterized by its layered construction. The term itself, "kahekihiliste," translates roughly to "two-layered" in Estonian, directly describing its primary construction method. These shoes were typically made from leather, often cowhide, with an inner layer and an outer layer that were sewn together. This double-layering provided increased durability and insulation, making them suitable for harsher weather conditions.
The construction of kahekihiliste involved careful craftsmanship. The inner layer would often be shaped to fit