Snowy owls are known for their distinctive winter-white appearance, with brown markings, feathered feet, and piercing golden eyes.

In Inuit culture, they are called ukpik, symbolizing wisdom, guidance, and protection. They are sometimes seen as messengers or harbingers of things to come.

Native to arctic regions, they are silent in flight, camouflaged to travel unseen across the open arctic tundra. Unlike other owls, which are mostly nocturnal, the snowy owl is active in the daylight hours.

Some Indigenous communities believe snowy owls are guardians to spirits, seeing them safely on their journey into the afterlife.
Image of an arctic snowy owl with it's peicing yellow eyes.
[Image by Evgeniya Fedorova Dramas]
The stunning Snowy Owl Adjustable Mukluks by Manitobah are named after this beautiful and significant bird, capturing the majesty of its winter spirit.

Made with cowhide suede and wrapped in soft, genuine rabbit fur, Snowy Owl Mukluks are as warm and luxurious as they appear. At mid-calf height (13.5” tall), they are designed to keep you looking good and feeling snug and cozy all winter long.
Beautiful lifestyle photo of the Women's Snowy Owl Waterproof Boots by Manitobah Mukluks.
Special accents include pinked edging and charming beaded details on the vamp and shin, with saucy fur pompoms and adjustable lacing. These mukluks are uniquely customizable; the circumference of the boot shaft can expand up to 21.5” to accommodate tucked-in pants, thick socks, or a wider calf size.
These Manitobah Mukluks Snowy Owl boots are uniquely customizable; the boot shaft can expand for wider calf size.
Like the snowy owl, these mukluks are well adapted to thriving in below-freezing temperatures. The inner boot is lined with faux fur and has a sheepskin-lined footbed for additional comfort. The exterior features Manitobah’s special Glacier Grip Tipi sole and is built with the company’s AuthenTEC Waterproof System (three layers of waterproof sealant) making these mukluks temperature rated to -32°C.
Beautiful hand-beaded design on a pair of authentic Native Indigenous style mukluks with genuine suede leather vamp.
Snowy Owl Adjustable Mukluks are created in Manitobah Mukluks’ Traditional Fit, an Indigenous method of shoes crafted with no right or left distinction. Designed to mould to your unique footprint these mukluk boots will soon become the most individualized footwear you’ve ever known.

Authentic mukluks are special, requiring special attention. With the right protective products and proper care, your mukluks should last you many years.
Snowy Owl Adjustable Mukluks by Manitobah Mukluks.
CARE:

Once wet, allow mukluks to dry naturally. The manufacturer recommends using a silicone- based leather/suede protector. Apply a high quality protective spray to the leather sections

only. Avoid spraying the fur, as real animal fur contains natural oils that should not be chemically treated or altered by synthetic ingredients. When wearing or cleaning, avoid soaking fur. Spot clean leather as needed. Fur may be gently wiped with a dry or damp cloth and smoothed carefully by hand — Do not brush or pull on fur.
Snowy Owl Adjustable Mukluks are strikingly iconic with their genuine rabbit fur and pom poms.
Snowy Owl Adjustable Mukluks are strikingly iconic; the perfect mix of style and serviceability, combined with Manitobah’s commitment to the highest standards of social and environmental impact.

Now available for online order in Women’s sizes 6-10:

https://www.leather-moccasins.com/products/womens-snowy-owl-waterproof-mukluks

This winter, skim over icy terrain like the majestic snowy owl, in namesake mukluks by Manitobah.
A pair of traditional style mukluk winter boots in a tree outside in the winter with snow.
Manitobah is a Métis-owned Canadian company with a longstanding reputation for quality that is rooted in Indigenous culture. In their own words: “We make our moccasins and mukluks for everyone. By purchasing, you are participating in cultural appreciation, not cultural appropriation.”
Looking down at your feet wearing a pair of authentic beaded mukluks in the snow.

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