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A pair of Indian brass-inlaid paduka sandals, late 19th century/early 20th century, North-Western India, Rajasthan, of typical 'S'-like form, on a raised straight base on the front and the heel, the brass-inlaid decoration consisting of a fish-scale pattern throughout the sole flanked by two fishes on each sandal, the toe-knob, front and heel decorated with floral motifs, vegetal tendrils and fretwork bands (26cm long) (2) Condition Report: Minor losses to brass inlay and knocks associated with age and use. For further images, please request a condition report.
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