kamiks
Kamiks are a type of waterproof boot traditionally worn by Arctic peoples, particularly in Greenland and Canada. They are typically made from sealskin, which is both flexible and highly water-resistant, a crucial characteristic for survival in the harsh Arctic environment. The construction of kamiks often involves intricate sewing techniques, using sinew as thread to create durable and watertight seams.
The design of kamiks can vary depending on the specific needs and traditions of different Inuit and
Kamiks are more than just footwear; they represent a vital adaptation to the Arctic climate and a