Omacatl, god of Huitznahuac, was the patron of hosts: "To him were attributed --they said that his inventions were-- banqueting, invitations to feasts, acceptance of invitations, the feasting of people. His domain became the gathering, the assembling of relatives. " He wore the warrior's crown of feathers, a red-bordered warrior's cape, of netting with shells, and shell ornaments. He owned the seat made of reeds.