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Hi everyone! My name is Liz, and I started watching CLL (and other reseller) videos during the pandemic, and became hooked! I started in 2022 with a few online auctions and graduated to thrift stores, and listed a few things for resale to test the waters. In late summer 2023 I decided to start ramping up and working the biz every day, and started a YouTube channel in late 2023! Just mostly having fun right now and soaking in everyone's knowledge, and learning a TON! By day I work in marketing communications for a small supplement company. For fun I do nature photography and a variety of crafts (when time allows). I love being outdoors in nature, and I apparently also love the treasure hunt aspect of visiting thrift stores! I've found some really cool things so far, and I can't wait to share some of them here with you all! :-) If you are new to District, you can use my code, "LIZAR8" for $5 off your first Buy It Now OR Auction purchase of $10 or more, anywhere on Niknax! Thanks for stopping by!
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22 - Vintage Turkish Nalin Clog 7" – Ottoman Hamam Decorative Filigree Shoe Art
Bring a touch of Ottoman-era history into your home with this beautiful, vintage Turkish bath clog (Nalın). Crafted as a decorative display piece, it pays homage to the traditional platform footwear worn in historical Turkish bathhouses (hamams).It features a rich, dark wooden base adorned with exquisite, highly detailed metal wirework. This intricate design showcases traditional Telkârî (Turkish filigree) artistry across the top strap and footbed.Perfect for maximalist shelf styling, bohemian decor, or as a unique conversational paperweight on a desk. While these are traditionally found in pairs, this single clog stands beautifully on its own as a standalone work of folk art.Dimensions:Length: 7 inchesWidth: 3 inchesHeight: 2.125 inchesCondition:Good vintage condition with a beautiful, natural aged patina on the wirework. The wooden base and intricate filigree are intact.There are a couple small dings to the wood and the glue is coming loose between the filigree and the wood. See pics..(Note: This is a miniature decorative item/art object for display, not intended to be worn.)
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- Listed Aug 3, 2026
