How did the Caddo men and women adorn themselves?

Caddo men and women adorned themselves with a variety of intricate jewelry and clothing made from natural materials. Men often wore breechcloths and decorated their bodies with paint, while women wore skirts and dresses made from woven fibers, often embellished with shell, bead, or feather adornments. Both genders used tattoos and body paint to signify social status, achievements, or spiritual beliefs. Additionally, they crafted headdresses and other ornamental accessories to enhance their appearance during ceremonies and social gatherings.