This is a pair of shoes made from the Nonya beadworks my paternal granny had left behind. I’ve actually had this pair of shoes for so many years but I’ve never bothered to wear it because I considered the design outdated then. But looking at it now, I find the beadwork really intricate and the color vibrantly interesting and wouldn’t mind wearing it at all.
Of course, you can find lots more beaded shoes in more contemporary designs today. However, you can still get some of these ready-made Nonya beadwork shoes and beaded shoe plates in Singapore. For example, you can check out Kim Choo at East Coast Road and even see their artist demonstrating the making of the beaded shoes from time to time. They even offer courses to teach people how to make beaded shoes.
So tell me, do you own a pair of beaded shoes or would you like to wear such vintage looking Nonya beaded shoes?
© www.vivawoman.net copyright notice
_______________________________________________________



I'm Sesame and Viva Woman is a
I appreciate that some of you find my articles interesting and wish to share them. There are many ways you can share, such as via social media but copying or lifting content is definitely not the right way. Please note that all material here is copyrighted and I have a
Have a question for me? Have something interesting to share with me? Then contact me! You may like to send me an email to vivawoman[at]gmail[dot]com. I will try to respond as soon as soon as I am able to. Emails requesting for link exchanges or containing unsolicited sales messages will be ignored.
These slippers are really cute!
I bought a few pairs from Malacca many years ago. Now I’m sewing my own.
Jan: Oh that’s great! You can make them into beautiful shoes later.
This is rly lovely!!!!!!
any idea how old they are and how much they are worth?