Three Braided Light Yellow Kolhapuri Chappal

Shri. Satappa Dhondiram More established the proprietary manufacturing firm a The More & Companya For Kolhapuri Leather Chappals. In 1973 at Mhalunge. The Village of Kolhapur District, Maharashtra, India. And his well-educated son Dr. Dileep More (Ph.D., IIT Bombay) made it Chappals. Private Limited Company in July 2014 entitled a Divyam Leather Crafts Pvt Ltd.a . Divyam Leather Crafts is now engaged in manufacturing and exporting an extensive range of high quality and attractive handmade leather sandals- Kolhapuri Leather Chappals. As of now, we have exported our Chappals to Australia, the USA, UK, and Sweden. In addition, we offer our customers and clients the Kolhapuri Chappals in a variety of style and design. Such as typical Kapsi, Paper Kapsi, Kurundvadi, Shahu, High heel, Platform heel, Pointed, T-shape chappals. Also in different colors, There are about 25 permanent and sun proof color shades like Natural, Brown, Dark Brown, Yellow, Dark Yellow, Pink, Baby Pink, Tan, Black, Cherry Red, Rubin, Purple, Seaweed, Dark Blue, Light Blue etc. We make the Chappal using export quality buff and goat leathers. Our craftsmen are professional in making them. Most noteworthy, the product is totally handmade. There are various manual processes like Mapping, Cutting, Skiving, Pasting, Embossing, Marking, Stitching, Punching, Grinding, Colouring etc. Furthermore, after completing the Chappal, we attach a 2.8 mm anti-slip TPR rubber sheet. While, which further increase the durability of the Chappal. While, you can see our documentary of making the Kolhapuri Leather Chappals here. The story of the brand name KORAKARI Dr. Dileep S. More decided to continue the tradition of making Kolhapuri Leather Chappal. As they are an authentic traditional style of sandals specific to the area of KolhA pur, India, with the help of his company Divyam Leather Crafts Pvt. Ltd. But, how will he present these sandals to the public and potential customers? For this, he needed a brand name for his line of Kolhapuri chappals, but which one would be more suitable? He needed something attractive, easy to remember. So, that would fit the kind of products his company was going to provide. One day, Dr. Dileep was at his Kolhapuri Chappals workshop, trying once more to find a good brand name for these amazing sandals. He was taking into consideration what he recently learned about the history of these sandals. And he was also playing in his mind with some words he considered as being important. Finally, Dr. Dileep was hoping to be able to come with a brand name that will be able to capture peoplea s attention. Curious by nature, his son Divyam, like all children, was watching the Kolhapuri chappals manufacturing process from outside. By looking through the workshopa s window, he was fascinated by the tools. The way the craftsmen was working with the leather, how they were carving it and managing to turn it into an extraordinary pair of sandals. Deciding to take a closer look, young Divyam enters the workshop. Meeting his father, he asks him what kind of shoes are there lying around the workshop. To answer his question, Dr. Dileep says a Kolhapuri Chappals.a Intrigued by the answer, his son said a Ohha Korakari Chappalsa . You see, Dr. Dileepa s son was still too young to understand what Kolhapuri Chappals are all about and, therefore, was not able to correctly pronounce the words right. Also, his father had a pair of sandals made just for him, so, when the boy saw his own pair of Kolhapuri chappals, he broke out in surprise. Proud and happy with his new pair of sandals, Divyam started presenting them as a Korakari Chappalsa , the way he thought those sandals were named. This is when it hit Dr. Dileep that KORAKARI is the best brand name for the Kolhapuri Chappals his team and his company were producing. If a child considered this name interesting and worthy of remembering, then most certainly other people will do too. Hence, this is how the Kolhapuri Chappals made by Divyam Leather Crafts Pvt. Ltd. ended up bearing the name of Korakari Chappals, a brand that today sells throughout India and even across the seas.