The term Spanish Scarf is often used to refer to a MANTILLA, an item of traditional Spanish clothing. A MANTILLA is a type of lace or silk scarf that is worn over the head and shoulders, usually as part of a traditional outfit. It is typically made of fine materials such as lace, silk, or velvet, and is often decorated with intricate embroidery. Mantillas are often worn at formal occasions such as weddings, religious ceremonies, and other special events.