Can a woman wear a Buddha head?

Women can wear Buddha's head, men can wear Guanyin, and women can wear Buddha. This is actually a kind of folk blessing and a folk custom. "Men wear Guanyin" mainly because of business people and exam takers in the past. They are all men, and men are often grumpy. The Guanyin Bodhisattva in Han Buddhism is a female body and a symbol of compassion and softness. "Men wear Guanyin" is to hope that men can be gentle. The "Buddha" of "women wearing Buddha" refers not to Buddha Sakyamuni, but to Maitreya, and it is a potbellied Maitreya statue. Because the ancients thought that women were narrow-minded and the potbellied Maitreya Bodhisattva looked like a smiling face, implying happiness and measurement, so "women wearing Buddha" hoped that women could be more calm and open-minded. Another explanation: Men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha. To put it bluntly, men wear official seals and women bring blessings. A man's career is prosperous, and his future is boundless. A woman's happiness is like the East China Sea, and she naturally has nothing to worry about.