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How Mongolian Boots Invented from Life of Nomadic People

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Jul 7, 2017 History of Clothing 4 Comments

Mongolian boots are designed to be used in a way that is uniquely adapted to the landscape of Mongolia, its weather conditions, and the shoe’s shoulders are not kicked out of the rocks. It is also believed that the air between the laces and the socks is scientifically ground to keep warm in the winter and in the summer.

The Mongolians have long been making and wearing boots, known around the world as Mongol gutal- with their distinctive leather bootlegs, hide soles, and upturned tips attached with tanned leather. As there are about twenty different ethnic groups in Mongolia, each displaying and expressing a diverse intangible heritage through their costumes, customs and ways of life, it is obvious that the Mongolian boots will vary considerably in terms of types and designs. For instance, there are Khalkh Mongol gutal, Buriad gutal, Oirad goson, Tsarag, and Tookuu, each of which is somewhat different in terms of its design. Mongolian boots are named for the number of the ornaments on it, starting mostly from eight and extending up to thirty-two. The upturned tips of the Mongolian boots reflect the Mongolian wish to “do no harm to nature.” The boots of kings and queens, noblemen and noblewomen, and high-ranking monks were made with beautifully stitched or embossed ornaments. The tops of the Mongolian boot stockings are traditionally made using the satin stitch. They also often make use of the chain stitch and a shagreen-welt insertion and are ornamented with figures of animals that symbolize protection and preservation.

Take a look at what this section calls what. Shoe soles are designed to protect footwear from external influences. The soles of Mongolian shoes are leather, felt, and quilt. The backseat of the shoe is a piece of cloth that can be used to stabilize and reinforce the footwear of the shoe.

Mongolian boots from side

Let’s put the Mongolian shoe pieces together with the picture.

Sole of Mongolian Boots

Shoe soles are designed to protect footwear from external influences. The soles of Mongolian shoes are leather, felt, and quilt.

The backseat of the shoe is a piece of cloth that can be used to stabilize and reinforce the footwear of the shoe.
Shovels are made of raw cow soaked with beef.

Bottom of Mongolian boots zuuzai
Combining the sole of the shoe and temporary seats, protecting the outer and inner sides of the foot, protecting outer part is called “Zuuzai”.

“Zuuzai” is made of leather made of hides and skins.


“Zulag” is a belts dimension in the center of the foot of the foot. In other words, it is the size of the winter-summer shoe district, the size of the distinctive garments of people with wide and narrow legs.Mongolian boots “Boom” is a merger between the foot of the shoe and the shoe, the foot protection from the outer impact of the leg and the muscles. Zulag are made from cow-made leather.

The purpose of the harness is to put together the harness of the shoe, the whole of the seats and the purpose of clarifying the shape of the shoe. Claws are made of a special leather strap, which is an ornament of the shoe.

Mongolian boots sock
Inside of the Mongolian boots, socks will be used. It is made of felt, cover and cotton. The sock is responsible for protecting the foot from the cold and footwear.

The cover of the forehead for protection against foreign influences, preventing the foot from being flung in the shoes, is the sight of the eye. The skeleton is made of cow leather, made of leather, which is a type of leg shield, protection, and ornament.

How Mongolian Boots Made

Source : ICHCAP.org

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4 comments on “How Mongolian Boots Invented from Life of Nomadic People”

  1. Meg - July 9, 2017

    Why is the toe curved upwards in Mongolian boots?

  2. Luvsandorj Bazarragchaa - July 10, 2017

    Main ideology is that not to damage the nature, environment with the toe of the boots.

  3. alice - August 16, 2017

    To avoid damaging ground and grass.

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