Carving in the shape of a man's head, colour is white. The stern is pronounced and coloured black. On both sides of the head geometrical shapes are carved out (possibly praying mantis). These carvings are coloured red. The nose is pierced and a piece of wood is stuck through the septum. Beneath both ears a number of chevrons is engraved, coloured red. Interesting is that one of the ears is carved the wrong way about.

Prau ornament consisting of three ajour-cut segments. The main colour is white. The engraved half-moon shaped designs are coloured red, the engraved ovals are black.

Shield, mainly white in colour. Five diamond patterns are carved in a vertical band, surrounded by bowshaped patterns. The enclosed planes are coloured red.

Sleeping mat (tika), probably plaited from strips of leaves, sand-coloured and brown. The different tints of strips are plaited in different geometrical patterns.

Penis gourd made from a gourd grown in a loop. At the end casuaris feathers and a tuft of fur are attached. Made in 1955.

Fetish bag knit from tree bark fibre. On the outside small pieces of (blackened) bone are attached. Purchased in 1955.

Head ornament, a beaded band, extending on both sides into four strings of beads. The beads are blue, green, red, and white, and strung to chords of tree bark fibre in a repeating diamond pattern. The ornament is laced around the head. The lace may have a military origin.

Skirt used by women. The skirt is made from grass attached to a chord from tree bark fibre. The skirt is decorated with wavy black panted bands.

Container made from a plain gourd, probably used for storing and fermenting arak.

Wooden beaker for pourring palmwine from a big bamboo tube into a small bamboo tube. On the one side is a blunt extension carved out, on the other a handle. The handle is engraved and pointed.