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Headdress
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a decorative covering worn on the head, typically worn as a symbol of status or cultural significance
What is a "headdress"?
A headdress is an ornamental covering for the head, often worn as a symbol of status, power, or cultural identity. Headdresses can come in many forms, including crowns, helmets, tiaras, turbans, and feathered or beaded headbands. They can be made from a wide variety of materials, such as animal hides, feathers, beads, or metals, and can be decorated with intricate designs, symbols, or jewels. Headdresses have been used throughout history by various cultures around the world for ceremonial purposes, religious rituals, or simply as fashionable accessories.
Example
The museum displayed a huli headdress, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of the Huli people.
The Native American headdress was adorned with colorful eagle feathers, symbolizing courage and honor.
Showgirls in Las Vegas are renowned for their elaborate headdresses and feathered costumes.
