The artisans use goat leather for the uppers and buffalo leather for the soles. The process involves weaving, punching, studding and sewing techniques. Artisans shape the footwear using a three-piece wooden cast, or the copy of a foot. They skilfully stitch the leather together with thick cotton thread. The uppers of the mojari are embroidered using the chain and embellished further with silk threads, beads and appliqué work. The insoles also feature embroidery, often through cut-out motifs underlaid with contrasting coloured leather. For the lower part of the sole, artists offer stitched or cut-out motifs.