There are two different types of headdresses for men and women, for male "has a stylized open-work mane, and for female "has no mane, is depicted with an offspring on her back" (Davis 1981; 20). These headdresses are used for dances and to perform religious rituals.
There exist two varieties of headwear for men and women. For males, the headdress includes a stylized open-work mane; for females, it lacks such a feature but is typically shown with an offspring on her back (as discussed by Davis in 1981: page 20). These adornments are employed during both dance routines and religious rituals.