A MITRE is a traditional headdress worn by bishops and abbots in the Catholic Church, usually made of cloth or velvet and decorated with gold or silver. An ASP is a type of headdress worn by priests in the Eastern Orthodox Church, consisting of a band of cloth with a cross on the front. A TIARA is a type of crown traditionally worn by royalty and members of the clergy, often featuring jewels and other decorations. A TURBAN is a type of headdress worn by many people in the Middle East and South Asia, consisting of a long piece of cloth wound around the head. Finally, a HALO is a type of headdress worn by angels and saints in religious art, usually depicted as a circle of light around the head. All of these items are examples of church headdresses.