A Golden Tribute to Indian Tradition: Real 24K Gold Leaf Gilding on Kolhapuri Chappals | MIDAS TOUCH by Shehzad Khan

Shehzad Khan
Jul 17
2 min read

Updated: Jul 18

In a first-of-its-kind artistic expression, MIDAS TOUCH by Shehzad Khan unveils a breathtaking blend of tradition and luxury — Real 24K Gold Leaf Gilding on Traditional Kolhapuri Chappals.

MIDAS TOUCH by Shehzad Khan

Walk with Gold | Walk with History | Walk with Pride

Because our tradition deserves to shine...

A Golden Tribute to Tradition - MIDAS TOUCH by Shehzad Khan

Where Heritage Meets Royalty

Kolhapuri Chappals, handmade with skill passed down through generations, are known for their durability, style, and cultural significance. By adorning these iconic Indian chappals with genuine 24K gold leaf, MIDAS TOUCH elevates the chappals to a realm of artistry never seen before.

Each pair is meticulously handcrafted by seasoned artisans and then hand-gilded in gold by Shehzad Khan himself, ensuring no two are alike. The result is a luxurious yet rooted creation that radiates both pride and prestige.

A Masterstroke by MIDAS TOUCH

The name MIDAS TOUCH has become synonymous with excellence in gold gilding art, and this latest offering is no exception. Every gold leaf application reflects hours of precision, patience, and passion—a rare fusion of royal craftsmanship and folk legacy.

“This is not just gilding in gold; this is honoring the soul of India. Kolhapuri Chappals are symbols of tradition, and we’ve given them a golden voice”

— Shehzad Khan, Founder & Gilding Artist at MIDAS TOUCH

Made in India, Admired by the World

Each golden Kolhapuri Chappal is a celebration of Indian craftsmanship at its finest, entirely made in India—from leather tanning to final gilding. This initiative proudly supports local artisans and keeps traditional crafts alive in a modern, globalized world.

Real 24K Gold Leaf Gilding on Kolhapuri Chappals - MIDAS TOUCH by Shehzad Khan

Limited Edition | Collector's Craft

These exclusive 24K Gold Gilded Kolhapuri Chappals are not mass-produced. They are limited edition collectibles meant for art connoisseurs, cultural enthusiasts, and patrons of handmade Indian excellence.