Nose ornament for men made of bone. The ornament consists of two parts of bone, attached to each other by rattan and resin.

Nose ornament for men made of bone, ajour-cut.

Nose ornament for men made of bone, ajour-cut.

Model of a prau in dark-coloured wood. On one of the sides a human head is carved out. The underside of the model is decorated with engraved designs.

Axe of smooth, probably polished wood. The stone axe head is attached to the handle with rattan bindings.

Hour-glass shaped drum of light-coloured wood. Around the handle a wide band of geometrical designs is engraved. The raised parts are coloured black, the cut-out parts are coloured white.

Wind instrument decorated with engraved designs. Colours are red, blue, and yellow, but are probably applied later. Carved design is Asmat (GK).

Walking stick of dark-coloured wood, partly ajour-cut.

Walking cane. Depiction of several human figures standing on top of one another. Derived from the mbitoro or spirit pole, used in the young men's initiation rites. This cane was made for the (tourist ) market.

Dark-wooden dish for mixing pigments, partly ajour carved. The bottom is decorated with engraved patterns. This kind of dishes was mainly used for mixing red and white pigments ( from small fruits and lime respectively), used for decorating for example ancestral statues, shields and praus. This dish was probably made for the tourist market.