Bag with a handle carried by both men and women. The bag is knotted from bark fibre cord and decorated with a single bead and a cord threaded through seeds. The bag serves to hold beads, kauri shells and tobacco products.

Decoration worn at festivities by men around the shoulders. The decoration is made from woven bark fibre cord and orchid bark. Attached to the decoration are pig teeth and part of a casuari legbone. By dancing in a certain rythm the bone would start spinning.

Purse worn by men for keeping kauri shells. The purse is looped from bark fibre cord and interwoven with orchid bark.

Decorative purse worn diagonaly across the chest by men. The purse is looped from bark fibre cord interwoven with orchid bark in different colors. The purse is decorated with four pig tusks.

Decorative purse worn diagonaly across the chest by men. The purse is looped from bark fibre cord interwoven with orchid bark in different colors. The purse is decorated with two pig tusks.

Head decoration for men worn on the back of the head. The decoration is braided from bark fibre to which cuscus bones are attached.

Collar shaped necklace worn by men. The necklace is braided from bark fibre to which rectangular pieces of sea shell are attached. The necklace ends in a cord at both ends for attaching around the wearer's neck.

Necklace worn by men. Incissors of a pig are threaded together into a chain.

A long braided string tied together into a small pillow (woep). Probably made from barkfibre cord and decorated with orchide bark. The pillow is worn by men around the waist resting on the lower back. It also serves a a as a sign of digntiy. To the cord the penis sheath (koteka) is attached. The original wearer has chosen to use a western safety pin.

Necklace worn by men. Looped from barkfibre cord, on which nassa shells (ego) and cuscus teeth ( wodago) are fixed.