Description

Images of dragons in Chinese art were depicted as early as the Neolithic period (ca. 7000–1700 BCE). The symbolism of the earliest dragons on jade and bronze objects is still a mystery. However, by the Han dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE), dragons were believed to be water creatures that reside in rivers and oceans. They are divine rulers of moving water. They can fly into clouds to control the weather and bring life-giving rain. Dragons are also symbols of masculine power and imperial majesty. In Chinese artworks, dragons are often depicted as chasing or catching a flaming pearl, representing wisdom and enlightenment. Dragons have been so popular throughout Chinese art and culture that the Chinese consider themselves “descendants of the dragon.”

These personalized slippers are a home staple that now becomes even more stylish thanks to your custom touch. Each slipper is made 100% with soft, comfy flannel fleece fabric while the outer sole is flexible, anti-skid, and delivers higher durability along with a better grip on shiny floors.