General terms:
* Mantilla: This is a lace or silk shawl traditionally worn over the hair, often with a comb or other adornment. It's associated with elegance and formality.
* Rebozo: This is a long scarf or shawl worn over the head and shoulders, often made of wool or cotton. It's more practical than the mantilla and is used in everyday life.
Region-specific headdresses:
* Femenina de la Falla (Valencia): This elaborate headdress is worn by women during the Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain. It features a towering structure of flowers, ribbons, and other decorations.
* Sombrero de paja (Straw hat): This is a common type of hat worn by women in rural areas of Spain. It's usually made of straw and has a wide brim.
* Castilian headdresses: These are typically simpler and more practical than the ones worn in other regions. They may consist of a simple scarf, a shawl, or a hat with a small brim.
Historic headdresses:
* Gorra (Cap): This was a type of cap worn by women in the Middle Ages.
* Tocado (Headdress): This is a general term that can refer to any type of headdress worn by women in the past.
Important Note: While some of these headdresses are still worn today, many are no longer in common use.