Skirt as worn by women. The skirt is made of red grass, attached to a cord of plaited bark fibre. Horizontal, black strips act as decoration.

Bamboo container used to carry arrows. The bamboo has been decorated by engraved geometrical patterns. A stylized human or animal figure is recognizable. The cylinder contains fourteen arrow heads made of veins from leaves.

Bamboo whistle, with holes, made by a heated spike. The whistle is made by a woman who formed a Papua children choir.

Twelve-pointed wooden haircomb, the top has been decorated with engraved, mirrored patterns.

wallet made of knotted bark fibre cord, decorated by horizontal strips in brown and yellow fibre (possibly orchid stem). The flap runs conically into a fastening cord.

Red pottery pot. At the top it has been decorated by different figures in relief.

Skirt, for women. The skirt is a cord wrapped around the waist with many strands of the same material attached to it.

Skirt, probably for festive occasions, worn by women. The top of the skirt has a broad band of darker- and lighter coloured fibres knotted using two different techniques. Attached to the band are palm leaf fibres and some twisted cords.

Spear of reddish brown wood, used at ceremonies and with dances. Both ends are wrapped with rattan, The head of the spear is bearded. The middle of the spear is in the shape of a paddle and partly ajour-cut.

Bow and a set of six arrows. Three arrows have a bamboo head attached to the shaft with rattan. The other three arrows have a bearded wooden head also attached to the shaft with rattan.