A Step Back in Time The Forgotten Pride of Wooden Slippers

I recently found these Kadau Chappals  the same kind my grandfather used to wear.
As a child, I remember seeing almost every elder in the village wearing them  simple, sturdy, made of real wood.
Today, we’ve replaced them with rubber and plastic, but these wooden slippers once walked through 500 years of tradition  worn by everyone from kings to commoners.

Holding them again feels like holding a piece of history  a reminder that elegance once lived in simplicity.