LOTIS wedge sandals [Monaco blue]

LOTIS sandals from Burnstein Azalee Fashion
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Classy shoes and sandals definitely add some drama to your feet. And when the creation comes from the famed shoe brand, it certainly becomes talk of the SL community. After the modern versions of greek sandals, now designers of Burnstein Azalee Fashion are launching stunning, sophisticated wedge sandals. These pair of sandals are made of crocodile leather.

* crocodile leather & rubber
* genuine design
* skin-matching HUD with settings for 11 popular skins & 9 color save slots
* HUD with settings for 30 ultra modern nail pedicures & additional 10 nail colors
* HUD with settings for resizing & changing position of the sandals
* alpha layer ("add to worn") for perfect fitting
* shoe-base ("add to worn")

Perms: copy

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LOTIS (ΛΟΤΙΣ), the daughter of Poseidon or Nereus, was a Naiad Nymph of the springs of the River Sperkheios on Mount Othrys in Malis, northern Greece.

During a festival in honor of Dionysus that she attended, Priapus tried to have her while she was asleep, but she was awakened by a sudden cry of a donkey and ran off, leaving Priapus in embarrassment as everyone else woke up too and became aware of his intentions. In another account, she was changed into a lotus tree to escape Priapus; later, Dryope picked a flower off the tree Lotis had become, and was transformed into a black poplar.

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