Vtg 1940s 1950s Japanese Wooden Geta Sandals Velvet Crane Embroidered Clogs

Beautiful vintage mid-century traditional Japanese geta sandals. These were brought back to the US by a serviceman stationed in the Pacific theater in the late 1940s / early 1950s as a military souvenir. Features a vibrant pink-lacquered wooden base with the iconic two-tooth ("ha") platform design and hand painted flower. The plush, deep red velvet straps (hanao) feature lovely silver crane motifs. Era: 1940s / 1950s Showa Era Material: Lacquered wood, velvet upper, metallic embroidery Condition: Good vintage condition with beautiful character. Shows light cosmetic wear, minor scuffs, and small areas of paint/lacquer loss on the wooden edges consistent with age and storage. Struts and straps are completely secure and intact. Please review photos closely. Measurements:Length: 8.5 inches (approx. 21.6 cm)Width: 3 3/16 inches Size Fit: Fits modern U.S. Women's size 4.5 to 5.5. Traditional geta are designed to be worn with the heel overhanging the back edge slightly by 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Perfect for collectors of militaria souvenirs, traditional Japanese clothing enthusiasts, or as a unique display piece! Keywords: Geisha shoes, Kimono sandals, Yukata clogs, Occupied Japan era, Asian decor, Crane Motif