PUMA invited local South African artist Daniel Ting Chong to collaborate, inspired by the mythology of South Africa's Zulu culture Unkulunkulu and Mamlambo, and the classic running shoes Duplex OG and Duplex Evo are two pairs of shoes, the use of different materials and the visual experience of green tones, like the endless jungle of Africa, and the heels are embossed by Daniel Ting Chong The design of the PUMA word is full of South African tribal culture and has his unique personal style.
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Unkulunkulu, derived from Zulu mythology, the word has a very great and ancient meaning, is the supreme god of the Zulus, creating the sun, moon and everything in the world, but giving people a limited life, in mythology, Unkulunkulu assigned the chameleon Lunwaba to convey the message that people will live forever, but the chameleon is slow and lazy, and then Unkulunkulu changes his mind and sends another lizard Intulo Conveying the news that people's lives are limited, the lizard quickly overtakes the chameleon and informs people of the bad news, and by the time the chameleon arrives, it is too late, so people's lives are limited. Daniel Ting Chong believes that the creation god Unkulunkulu and Puma Duplex OG are quite compatible with the pioneering status, and the silhouettes on the tongues of the left and right feet are chameleons and lizards, respectively.
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