Laurentian Chief Ballerina Slipper
Laurentian Chief Ballerina Slipper
Laurentian Chief Ballerina Slipper
Laurentian Chief Ballerina Slipper

Laurentian Chief Ballerina Slipper

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These beautiful women's moccasin slippers are luxuriously soft and feel like a second skin on your feet. They are Canadian handmade from genuine elk and moose hide which feels  butter soft when you touch it.

These women's soft sole moccasin slippers are ballerina style moccasins and are completely unlined. The soles feature 2 layers for leather making them ideal for Earthing or providing you with a barefoot minimalist feeling.

The interior is also leather which feels amazing against the bare skin on your feet. Please note, these moccasins are "indoor" moccasins however they can be used outdoors for Earthing, but only on soft surfaces such as grass. Do not use in rain or snow. 

Indigenous inspired products non-Indigenous Canadian owned company.

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about the artist

laurentian chief

Fabricated in Quebec, Canada, Laurentian Chief moccasins, slippers and mukluks are first and foremost distinguished by their high quality. In accordance with time-honoured traditions, each model is made with standout care for detail and rich multi-generational artisanship.

Our craftspeople make sure that every component – from moose hide to suede and from sheep’s wool to beads – meets stringent quality and design standards. As a result, Eugène Cloutier’s Laurentian Chief brand is renowned across Canada for outstanding quality and durability.

About Wanuskewin collective

Our shops are a not-for-profit organization that have been apart of the Wanuskewin Heritage Park for over 30 years now. With our earnings going back into the park and other organizations such as ones involved in survivors of Residential schools as well as families of Missing Murdered Indigenous Women; we are fortunate and proud to be apart of Treaty 6 Territory.

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