This listing is for a pair of zori - the traditional wedge shoes that are typically worn with a formal or semi-formal kimono.

This pair of zori was meant to be worn by a bride at her wedding.  A white base color with cranes embroidered in black, white, and red. Such magnificent handwork on shoes that would be covered with tabi-socked feet - it's surprising. but then the bride would of course be removing her shoes to go into the shrine for the ceremony....

Minimal signs of wear.  

Approximately a US size 6 (women's) - see last photos with measured sides: 9.5” long, 3” wide. These do run small and, as you may know, in Japan the heel of the foot sometimes extends off the back of the shoe.   Beautiful as decor if the size is too small to wear.