What is this great innovation benefiting our daily lives?

The internet has been left baffled over this odd object, which turns out to be a shoe horn!

Long taken for granted, the shoe horn is a simple but effective tool that helps make life just that little bit easier.

Keep reading to find out more about this humble invention!

History of shoe horns

Shoe horns boast a rich history that stretches back to the 15th century. Initially, artisans crafted these tools from readily

available materials such as animal horn, bone, or wood. Their primary purpose was to assist individuals in sliding their feet into

shoes without damaging the shoe’s heel. The craftsmanship of early shoe horns reflected the practical needs of the time, with

durability and functionality being paramount.

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