Geta are traditional Japanese wooden sandals that elevate the wearer above the ground. They typically consist of a flat wooden base with two or more wooden teeth, or "ha," that protrude from the bottom. This design helps keep the feet dry and clean, especially in wet or muddy conditions. Worn with kimono or other traditional Japanese attire, geta come in various styles and sizes. They are often made from materials like cedar or cypress and can be decorated with colorful fabrics or intricate carvings. Geta are not only functional but also serve as a cultural symbol of Japan.