Galar Shoes

Galar Shoes

　　These are a type of shoe worn by Tibetan women. Legend has it that they were introduced when Princess Wencheng entered Tibet. The upper part is made of white nambu fabric, with a piece of black cowhide at the heel and toe. The toe is slightly upturned, and the shaft is high, with a red wool trim at the top. The sole consists of multiple layers of cowhide glued together and stitched with ox sinew thread, making it sturdy and attractive. If travelers buy a pair and wear them, they are sure to enjoy the pleasure of immersing themselves in the local culture.