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Brief introduction of Costumes: For generations China’s rulers wore emblems on their robes that identified their place in a complex system of rank and privilege. Identity and status, so carefully crafted and preserved among China’s elite, were expressed primarily through garments and their decoration, making them virtually a second skin - so intimately connected to one’s person that even in death wearing the appropriate badge assured a continuation of earthly status. Python Molurus Robe/ Mang Robe****- Python Molurus/Mang Robe was the mascot in the ancient time, which is similar to Chinese tattoo “Dragon”. It can only be worn by the emperor or minister in the ancient. Therefore, In Chinese feudal hierarchy such animal patterns were status symbols for government officials of the imperial household. As Chinese saying ‘Wearing Mang Robe, getting promotion” Place of orgin:Shanghai CHINA Size:*7**9cm Material:Natural silk Contact:*****