After Prada 'Sandal Scandal', Indian Brands Tap Heritage Pride - New India Abroad

 

Following the Prada 'sandal scandal', Indian brands are witnessing a surge in demand for traditional footwear like Kolhapuri sandals. New India Abroad reports that local artisans and footwear sellers are leveraging nationalist pride and cultural heritage to revive this centuries-old craft. The controversy began when Prada showcased designs resembling Kolhapuris in Milan without crediting their 12th-century Indian origins. In response, Indian sellers have highlighted the rich legacy and craftsmanship of these ethnic slippers, fueling a wave of support and increased sales. This moment is turning into an opportunity for Indian businesses to reclaim their narrative and promote indigenous products on global platforms.

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