The Anglican Headdress is a type of headgear worn by members of the Anglican Church. It is also known as a MITRE, which is a five-letter word that is commonly used to describe the headdress. The Anglican Headdress is typically made of white cloth and is shaped like a cone with two peaks at the top. It is often decorated with gold or silver embroidery and is worn during religious ceremonies. The Anglican Headdress is a symbol of authority and is a sign of respect for the clergy.