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.

Coconut shell scraper, or pahai, used to scrape skins from yams. Made from end of coconut shell. One side has been sharpened to a small edge.

Coconut shell scraper, or pahai, used to scrape skins from yams. Made from bottom of coconut shell. One side has been sharpened to an edge.

Small coconut shell spoon with two small carved nodules near 'handle' end. A narrow band is etched between them on underside of spoon.

Small coconut shell spoon with two small carved nodules near handle end. A narrow band is etched between them on the underside of the spoon. Slight tear-drop shape.

Small coconut shell spoon. 'Handle' end has been squared off.

Coconut shell spoon with a large burn mark and evidence of much use. Slight tear-drop shape.

Polished half coconut shell. Shape resembles a tear drop. Two small divets carved on either side of the pointed end.

Coconut shell spoon, with a hole, and series of etched V-shaped designs at 'handle' end. A narrow dark brown band appearing in the bowl of the spoon appears to be a natural characteristic of the nutshell.

Half coconut shell, used for drinking.