These rustic 19th-century wooden bath clogs (nalin or qabqab) from

Turkey are inlaid with mother-of-pearl. The leather

At 20cm high

they lifted the wearer above the wet and dirty floor, but a

personal attendant was needed for support. Their Arabic name, qabqab, derives from the clacking noise they made on

the marble floors

No tops

Some losses as pictured.

Interesting pieces of history could be used for display

Please look closely at the pictures as they are a good part of the description