Traditional Moroccan shoes leather babouche for women handmade in a small family workshop in Marrakesh and Trafraoute, Morocco. These Berber shoes from Tafraoute are undoubtedly one of the most original with its small colorful pompoms and delicate embroidery. This rare model was only created in Tafraoute, a small mountainous town in the Anti-Atlas, located 180km south of Agadir.

The high tongue at the heel is typical of slippers from this hilly region. Originally, it provides better foot support and protects the Achilles tendon when hiking in the mountains. These Amazigh shoes are entirely made of leather. The sockliner and heel are lined in leather for greater comfort.