Feb 3, 2022 · La savate Dodo, c’est la tong Mauricienne ! Fabriquée en caoutchouc, elle est robuste et dure longtemps. A Maurice, on reste attaché aux traditions. Depuis toujours, la savate Dodo s’est déclinée sur deux modèles de couleurs incroyables : rouge-rose et bleue-mauve. Direction Laplaz piblik (la plage publique) !

La savate dodo a été portée par des générations de Mauriciens. Ces tongs reconnaissables entre mille qui peuplaient jadis les trottoirs et les chemins de l’île se font malheureusement de plus en plus rares de nos jours.

Savate DODO. 528 likes. Savate Dodo. Buy the original at Ah Koye Ha Chow & Co Ltd (Sole Importer/Distributor) and our resellers across the island.

"The “Savatte Dodo” (known as flip-flops) were first manufactured in Mauritius and are named after the Dodo bird, native to Mauritius, which became extinct in the late 17th Century. Being made of rubber, they are robust, durable, yet stylishly simple, …

Les Savates Dodo - KIETE ? - EP 24. Les Savates dodo sont une relique de la culture mauricienne qui est passée des chaussures du pauvre à tong trendy dans des hôtels de l’île et...

Mar 30, 2012 · Savatte Dodo can nearly be considered as (an extinct) part of the culture/heritage of the island, just like the “Gateau Merveille“. Years back, it was probably among the most worn sandals in the island, whether you are at home, at the the beach or for any other time.

Dec 19, 2021 · Pièces maîtresses pour les branchés, elles séduisent les Mauriciens, les touristes, les jeunes, les plus expérimentés. Elles étaient la star des mèmes durant la semaine écoulée. Une raison d’aller...

Dec 4, 2018 · The dodo lends its name to pizza parlors and coffee shops, its likeness to beach towels and backpacks. There are giant dodo statues in public parks and mall food courts.

Sep 26, 2014 · This tradesman would sell sandals and other footwears, all of which are loaded on his bicycle or moped in most cases and he would wander in certain regions for potential customers. Memories for some, souvenirs for others, this image also reminds us of the famous ‘savates dodo’ which many Mauritians have certainly used at a given period.

You have reached the site dedicated to two unique birds called Dodos - flightless birds which became extinct on the islands of Mauritius and Rodrigues in the late 1600s and 1700s respectively.