Women wear holiday headdresses, embroidered shirts, belts, and ornamented aprons. People have been shown wearing elaborate headdresses like turban, conical hats, pakol hats. These persons use canes, large decorated capes and flowered headdresses. They wore expensive materials like red ocher and headdresses made of quetzal feathers. Headdresses of feathers were often worn as well. Many leaders, such as Catawba chiefs, traditionally wore turkey feather headdresses. Kerchiefs are also worn as headdresses by Austronesian cultures in maritime Southeast Asia. Their headdresses also featured a veil which was draped backwards. A small number of the traditional headdresses will be retained for ceremonial occasions. The girls had to walk in elegant dresses with headdresses made of balloons. Both the bodhisattvas guarding the entrance to cave 6 are carved wearing princely headdresses (crowns). Maya designs were similar to those of the Aztecs, with lavish headdresses and jewellery. The Blackfoot have continued to wear traditional headdresses at special ceremonies. Some of the female figures, for instance, wear elaborate headdresses and jewellery but little else. This is also why they wore highly identifiable wolfskin headdresses.