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Rare Vintage 1970s Hand Painted Floral Wooden Platform Sandals Sz 7 Boho Disco

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Gorgeous Vintage 1970s Hand-Painted Floral Wooden Platform Sandals Clogs - Sz 9 (Fits Modern 7/7.5) Step back into the 1970s with these absolutely stunning, authentic vintage wooden platform sandals! Perfect for retro fashion lovers, festival wear, or adding a genuine hippie-chic vibe to your wardrobe. Era: Authentic 1970s Vintage Material: Genuine wood platform soles with white leather upper straps. Design: Beautifully hand-painted red, green, and yellow floral and leaf motifs carved directly into the wooden platform sides. Elegant cutout/perforation details on the toe straps. Heel Height:Chunky block heel measures approximately 4 inches. Closure:Adjustable ankle strap with a gold-tone buckle. Stamped Size: 9 (Visible on the bottom arch). Fit Advice: True to vintage sizing, these run significantly smaller and narrower than modern footwear. They are a much better fit for a modern Women’s Size 6.5 or 7. Please use the style and era to guide your fitting expectations. Overall Condition: Great vintage condition with plenty of life left! The hand-painted details remain vibrant and gorgeous. Specific Wear: Shows light, honest vintage wear consistent with age. There is some minor scuffing/discoloration on the white leather straps and some visible glue residue along the edges where the straps meet the footbed The rubber traction outsoles show very minimal wear. Box: Original box is NOT included. Will be securely packed and shipped with care.
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