Brown coconut nutshell spoon that has a handle in the form of a man's torso decorated with zig zag details emphasized by white clay. The hands are curving upward from the hips. There are two small protrusions at either side of the waist. There are two small ears. A hole is in the middle of the head. Bowl of the spoon is rounded.

The shaft is undecorated natural cane. The base of the shaft, near the pointed end, has remnants of cane strip wrapping. The point is dark hardwood carved in ornate patterns which form many pairs of barbs.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has an elaborately carved tip consisting of a small pair of barbs, three notches, and an elongated barbed tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has a multi-barbed tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has a multi-barbed tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has four notches and a squared tapering tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point is multi-barbed tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has five notches and a squared, tapering tip.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point is single barbed and coated with a smooth material.

A plain shaft, without notches, has coiled fibre at the end and at the base near the pointed end. The long dark wood point has a multi-barbed tip with an arrow-head shape.