Mantilla (noun)

A long, lace or silk scarf worn over the head and shoulders, traditionally by women in Spain and Latin America.

Origin:

From spanish mantilla, from latin mantellum "cloak, veil".

Examples:

1. She wore a black mantilla to the church service, covering her hair as a sign of respect.
2. The bride chose a delicate lace mantilla to wear with her wedding dress.
3. The dancers in the Spanish dance troupe were all dressed in traditional costumes, including mantillas.
4. Mantillas are traditionally worn during Holy Week in Spain, as part of the religious observances.
5. The mantilla is a symbol of Spanish culture, and is worn on special occasions such as weddings and religious festivals.