Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers
Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers

Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Mule Slippers

$68.00

The Jewel Garden: Nandini Fuchsia Floral Embroidered Slippers

A garden in brilliant color. These Nandini slippers pair a vivid fuchsia ground with richly embroidered flowers, turquoise and green foliage, deep blue accents, and curling golden vines. The tapered closed toe and open-back silhouette give the exuberant textile a clean, graceful shape. Made in India, they bring a little ceremony to getting dressed—even when the occasion is simply staying in.

Why We Love It

The color combination is irresistible: saturated pink, luminous turquoise, and just enough gold. Pair them with flowing lounge trousers or a sweeping robe for an ensemble that feels considered from head to toe.

Details

  • Label: Nandini

  • Made in India

  • Fuchsia textile uppers with multicolored floral embroidery

  • Closed toe with an open-back mule silhouette

  • Pale gold-toned interiors

  • Fiber content and exact era unconfirmed

Measurements

  • Marked size: 38

  • Insole length and width: To be added

Please compare measurements with a similar pair you own to ensure fit.

Condition

Good pre-owned condition based on the photographs, with visible rubbing and surface wear to the soles, light marks to the footbeds, and a few small loose threads in the embroidery. Please review the close-up photographs.

Collector’s Notes

Embroidered mules have a long place in decorative footwear, with surviving examples preserved in museum costume collections. This pair offers its own vibrant interpretation through floral ornament and saturated color. The Nandini marking and Indian manufacture are documented on the shoes; their precise production date remains unconfirmed.