Heel-less shoe and handbag designer Noritaka Tatehana (from Japan) began his shoe designing career at the young age of 15. One of his most successful shoe designs, the heel-less shoe was inspired by clogs that were made using empty cans, named 'Kan Pokkuri'. These were first created by Japanese kids using chord passing through holes they made in the cans, the aim was to then attempt walking on top of the cans whilst clutching the chord in their hands.
Now 25 years old ,Tatehana just graduated from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and become one of may favourite designers of 2013. Go ahead and check out his recently launched collection of shoes and handbags for fashion forward people like you and I to enjoy.
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