Head for Rattle, also remembered as No Hair on Him, is a named ancestral figure of the Mandan corn origin tradition recorded by Alfred Bowers. He was the youngest of the three brothers — with Good Furred Robe, the Corn Medicine and chief, and Cornhusk Earrings — who led the Corn People up from their home beneath the earth bringing the corn with them, and his name was given him 'after the gourds', his hairless head being likened to the gourd rattles used in the corn rites. The three brothers stand at the head of the Mandan corn ceremonies, and the sacred corn bundle was said, as recently as 1948, to contain the skulls of Good Furred Robe and his brothers.