nakamiks
Nakamiks are a traditional form of footwear originating from the Inuit people of the Arctic regions, including what is now Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. These handcrafted boots are designed to provide warmth, durability, and flexibility in extreme cold environments. The name "nakamiks" comes from the Inuktitut word *nakamik*, meaning "footwear."
Nakamiks are typically made from materials readily available in the Arctic, such as caribou, seal, or walrus
The design of nakamiks allows for flexibility and ease of movement, which is essential for activities such
Today, nakamiks continue to be crafted by Inuit artisans, both for personal use and as cultural artifacts.