Extremely beautiful condition Berluti's masterpiece, the Indio Patina Leather Derby shoes, from the Madame Olga era. This is a unique piece where Madame Olga sought both elegance and activeness, and it was named Indio, inspired by the image of Native Americans freely running across the prairie. It's a legendary masterpiece that is rarely seen due to its high price and limited domestic availability. Previously, it could be ordered for around 700,000 yen, but currently, production of each part has ceased, and there are no artisans in the atelier who can produce it using this method, so special orders and bespoke orders are no longer accepted. Unlike ordinary shoes, this is a luxurious item made entirely by hand, with a great deal of cost and effort put into everything from the upper to the insole and outsole. The large stitch that goes all the way around is hand-sewn by artisans in a French atelier, attaching the sole to the upper with a hand-sewn "squi" stitch. This significantly improves the flexibility when walking, providing a comfortable fit compared to regular shoes. The outsole is made by Berluti's special order to the prestigious Italian company Vibram, with sturdy parts attached to patina leather and hand-sewn, creating a heavy-duty construction that won't budge no matter how much you wear it. The insole has four layers, which is rare even for bespoke shoes, and uses comfortable TechnoGel material, also used by NASA. This has also been discontinued due to cost. It's said to be like walking on clouds, and the comfort is outstanding among Berluti shoes. Size is 8.5, recommended for those around 27cm. #Other sizes 8.5 are here The color is brown, which is the most Berluti-like, with a beautiful violin-like patina. The original storage bag from that time is included. Of course, it is a genuine product, so maintenance, both paid and unpaid, is possible at Berluti stores nationwide. The condition is extremely beautiful, with minor signs of wear such as small scratches on the heels after being worn about 10 times, but no significant damage or stains. I have carefully managed it while maintaining it, so the leather condition is also very good. I am planning to move soon, and I am also listing various items such as Berluti, so please take a look.