Masonic regalia refers to the ceremonial clothing and symbols worn by members of the Freemasons, a fraternal organization. This regalia often includes items such as aprons, sashes, and collars, which signify the member's rank and role within the organization. Each piece is rich in symbolism, representing various moral and ethical lessons central to Masonic teachings. The most recognizable item is the Masonic apron, typically made of white leather and adorned with symbols like the square and compasses. Other regalia may include jewels or badges that denote specific offices or achievements within the Masonic Lodge. Together, these items create a visual representation of a member's commitment to the values of the fraternity.