Kenneth Lee at his shoe shop in Khan Market, Delhi, India. He is one of a dwindling number of ethnic Chinese bespoke shoemakers in the country today. Photo: B. Ajay Sharma
Chinese bespoke shoemakers in India cling to their trade despite rise of online shopping and competition from foreign brands
- Handed down from generation to generation, the tradition for making high-end custom-made footwear and leather goods is still going strong
- Famous customers include former India prime minister Indira Gandhi and king of Kashmir, Karan Singh
Kenneth Lee at his shoe shop in Khan Market, Delhi, India. He is one of a dwindling number of ethnic Chinese bespoke shoemakers in the country today. Photo: B. Ajay Sharma
