Carrying net with a strap made evenly knit tree bark fibre. Turquoise-blue beads are used for decoration. Probably made for use by women. The bag is made from tree bark, openly knit. Beads are braided in horizontal bands every three to five centimetres. The strap is made only from tree bark.

Shoulder bag worn by men, with a carrying strap. The bag is made form tightly knit tree bark fibre, decorated with horizontal bands of yellow fibre. The strap is knit from tree bark fibre only.

Armour made from tightly-knit tree bark fibre. The parts covering belly and lower back are decorated with vertical bands of yellow fibre. The part covering the chest is knit more loosely and decorated with horizontal yellow bands. The armour is attached on the shoulders with tree bark chord and rings. The hinge between chest and stomach covering is decorated with bird's wings, pieces of fur and a branch bound with tree bark fibre.

Belt made from plaited cords bound together. Made to be used by men. Originally meant as a protection against arrows. Made in October 1958.

skirt worn by women

skirt worn by women

loosely knit carrying net without a strap or handle. Made for use by women.

Ornament knotted from tree bark fibre decorated with seeds. Made to be worn by men as a chest ornament.

Ornament made from red and blue-yellow feathers attached to a bamboo peg. Worn by men in their hair at festive occasions.

Evenly looped (figure eight looping )carrying net with a strap. Made to be worn by men over the shoulder.