Chamula handmade moccasins are crafted one by one by artisans of the Huron tribe, an indigenous people of Canada. Every component—including the leather, soles, and shoelaces—is made exclusively from high-quality Canadian materials.

The embroidery on the toe is stitched by hand, pattern by pattern, using fine beads. A distinctive feature of this model is the original outsole, which bears a Native American chief motif.

The upper is made of soft-tanned cow suede. The same material is used for the insole, providing a gentle touch against the skin and ensuring a comfortable fit even when worn barefoot.