A single silver coil sits at the centre of the toe with fine wire radiating out from it, catching light the way a star does. That's where Sitara gets her name. The rest of the toe is filled in with close herringbone work, so the pair throws light from every angle without ever shouting about it.
Mukaish is done entirely by hand. The artisan pushes flattened silver wire through the leather and twists it down flat, one point at a time, and a single pair takes roughly 72 hours to finish. On tan leather the silver reads warm rather than cold, which makes these far easier to wear with an everyday kurta than most silver work.
Note: Sitara is handcrafted, so slight variation between pairs is part of the work. Colour may also appear slightly different on screen.

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