Wooden wool beater with a long blade, which curves upwards at the pointed end. The hand-grip is inset from the blade and has a wider square-shaped knob at its end. One surface of the blade is stained a dark red-brown colour, but the majority of the wood is a yellowish brown colour. The edges are rough.

Long narrow club-like, beater with an elongated, cylindrical striking surface that tapers underneath to a rounded handle with a flat end. There is a drilled hole through the handle near the end.

Round reeded beater, round handle with knob finial. Labels on end.

Wood squaree beater pounder tapers to become a round handle which flares outward slightly at the end. Three sides of the beater have reeded grooves, with the other side being flat. Used for pounding off bark cloth from the mulberry tree until it is wider to create the tapa.

A long wood squared beater with longitudinal reeded incised grooves on all four sides and a small rounded cylindrical handle that is decorated with spiral rows of dots. The top of each side angles toward the centre, creating four triangles forming a point with four equally spaced big ridges.

Bone implement carved to form a hand hold at one end. Bone has a cut through the centre and a cut at the end.

Chocolate beater. Small, wooden, mace-like object with a plain handle that flares towards the end. The end consists of a round flaring section with three carved ribs, followed by a loose ring-shaped piece, and is capped with a large, cross-shaped segment.

Chocolate beater. Small, carved wooden object with a tapering handle ending in a larger, honey dipper-like head. The head is rounded, has deep notches carved into the sides, and a loose ring in its centre.

Round and reeded. Handle has pointed tip.

Plain, round reeded beater with knob finial. Round handle with mushroom knob.