Moroccan Berber women's slippers

Traditional Moroccan Berber slippers are flat, flexible shoes worn for centuries by the inhabitants of the Maghreb, particularly in Morocco. They are made from leather or goatskin, and are often decorated with traditional Berber designs, such as colorful embroidery or geometric patterns.

Berber slippers are distinguished by their characteristic shape, with a point slightly curved upwards. They are generally without a heel and have a thin leather or rubber sole. These shoes are renowned for being comfortable and practical, ideal for daily life in the warm regions of the Maghreb.

In addition to being worn on a daily basis, Berber slippers are also often worn on special occasions or traditional ceremonies. They are an integral part of Moroccan culture and craftsmanship, and are often sold in local markets as a popular souvenir for foreign visitors.