An oval wooden dish with a human figure holding the bowl on one side, and a head on the other side. The sides are are decorated with carved out motifs.

A large wooden bowl in the shape of a turtle. The head is used as a handle. The outside is decorated with cut out spiral motifs. The deepened part is painted white. The upper part is painted black.

Stem of a war prau. Representation of an ancestor. Resting on it's body are four large cut out spiral motifs. These are colored in red ochre and depict kuskus tails or whirlpools.

A large flat sago bowl decorated with a spiral motif. Original dyes are white chalk and black sooth. Repainted by the current owner with laquer paints.

A comb made from ten separate teeth fashioned from nibungpalm held together with thin copper wire.

Representation of a human figure in wood, of which only the head is recognizable. The head is placed on a square center part of which the four sides are decorated with a carved vine pattern in relief. This figure is made in the Korwal style, named after the figur of Korwal. Possibly part of a larger artefact.

A lime container with licking stick, made from a coco nut shell. The licking stick is made of wood. The coconut is decorated with carved spiral motifs, the underside is not decorated. The licking stick is 25cm long and ends in a head shape.

A necklace with pendant. Possibly made from an original belt decorated with shells. The necklace is further decorated with casuari feathers, kuskus fur and two pig's tusks. Made for sale to tourists.

A decorated handle of a ceremonial axe. Constructed from two parts; a long handle and a cross piece in which the head is fitted.

Handle of an axe with large stone square head.