While we love unchanging beauty like gold, we have found beauty in the profundity of metals such as iron, copper, and silver as they change over time. Japanese architecture is one such example. The rusting of the metal parts used in architecture and the various changes in each material have also been regarded as decorative elements.
“ unda ” Japanese design firm goyemon has reinterpreted the traditional woven bamboo sandal, the “Setta“, and introduced modern technology to make them more comfortable to wear.
Invented in the 16th century, the setta is meant to be worn under poor weather conditions. Attached to the sole of the traditional footwear is a layer of leather which helps to keep the feet away from puddles and snow. Dubbed “Unda,” the modernized version features cushioned footbeds and midsole bubble units serving to buffer the strain from walking while logo-appliqued tags detail the heels.
---------------------------------- Color : TETSU shoes case：w295×d235×h73mm weight（one foot）：S（270g）M（285g）L（300g） Upper：cotton, polyester, polyurethane, pig skin Sole： synthetic resin, synthetic sole
