Carved representation of a woman, after ancestral statues that were placed in the men's house during funeral rituals.

A wooden drum (tifa) with a decorated handle. Painted with red ochre paint.

A decorated axe with a pointed shaft and a square shaped head. The shaft features engraved detail.

A stone axe with a long shaft which features engraved detail.

Wooden digging stick. The handle is formed in a head shape.

Representation of a human with hands resting on his knees. Using the hands to move the knees from side to side is a sign of friendship towards strangers. Possibly made for sale.

Representation of a human holding an axe in the right hand and one arm folded on his back, carved from hardwood. Example of new wood carving. Made for sale or tourist market.

Representation of a woman with armed crossed, carved from hardwood. Example of new wood carving that no longer holds any cermonial or ritual significance. Made for sale or tourist market.

A highly stylized human representation, made from bamboo, with both head and arms missing. Bark cordage is attached to which coix seeds, reed sticks or shafts of casuary feathers are attached. This necklace was mostly worn by succesfull headhunters.

Wind instrument made from bamboo (fu), enhanced with carved detail. Remarkable is that the instrument and the decorative legs are made from a single piece of bamboo. The instrument appears as a stylized human depiction, with rectangular carvd out shapes depicting the bones.