Bowl shaped in the form of a prau. The sides are decorated with woodwork in relief which is colored in ochre. A decoration with ochre has been added to the inside of the bowl. One end of the bowl ends in the shape of an ancestor. Bowls like these were used for food like sago and for mixing natural pigments.

Bowl for food like sago, sago grubs and fish. The sides of the top edge decorated with a motif cout out in relief.

Bamboo tobacco pipe for men. decorated with carved and colored motifs.

Hourglass shaped drum (tifa) with a handle. Used by men during song- and dance festivities. Decorated with woodwork in relief.

Used for seated rowing by both men and women.

Spear made from hardwood. Towards the tip of the spear the blade has a wide part with a decoration of woodwork and a relief of spiral shapes. The spiral shapes are associated with young fearn leaves or the tail of the cuscus. The spear is also decorated with feathers and hardened reeds attached with human hair. Used in headhunting raids and today carried as an accesory when attending dance festivities.

Spear made from hardwood or palmwood. This spear was used as a weapon of war. The decorative wood carving represents stylized human figures in the squated pose of the praying mantis. Through the middle and at the sides of the blade are carved out zig zag lines, representing worms. Today these spears are used for hunting and arried to ceremonies and dance festivities.

Skirt or apron made from sago bark with a front and rear piece. Worn by women or young girls.

Bamboo container with lid. Used for storing tobacco.