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The cloth is natural coloured and rectangular with geometric designs outlined in black. There are four panels. Each panel contains a band of interlocking triangles and a band of rectangles missing one side. The panels are outlined in black and painted brownish-orange. The cloth is painted on one side but has bled through to the other side.
The cloth is natural coloured and rectangular with a centred band and a repeating motif. The motif is a symetrical starburst-like design repeated four times within the large band. The border and the large lines of the design are light brown. The small details, dots and wavy lines are gray. The cloth is painted on one side.
Roll of bark twine.
Coconut shell scraper attached to a necklace of Job's tears strung on green plastic fibre. Scraper has been sharpened to a concave rounded edge and sides have been notched for decoration. A small piece of bark fibre rope loops the scraper to the necklace, hiding the plastic fibre. Pahaion necklace.
Bilum bag loosely woven from twined bark fibre. Colours on bag alternate in horizontal bands and patches, and the strap is dyed yellow.
Bilum bag woven from brightly dyed commercial fibre with the strap made from undyed bark fibre. Horizontal striped pattern in blue, black, orange and two shades of pink.
Bilum bag woven from multi-coloured dyed bark fibre with banded and checkered designs. A circular design in undyed fibre is woven into the bottom left of one side.
Bilum bag woven from dyed, twined bark fibre in white, purple and pink horizontal bands, with intermittent vertical bands of the same colours.
Five rows of small white shells woven into a band of woven bark fibre. Bark fibre string extends from the band at both sides. A small piece of animal skin with fur is attached loosely at one end of band.
Simple beaded necklace on corded bark ? fibre. Necklace is half orange, half red beads, with white-black-white combinations interspersed.