Black wooden statuette of a standing Dani man on pedestal. The headgear is made of bark fibre and feathers, the arm ornament of down, the penis gourd of bamboo. At the breast an ornament is carved out. In one hand the man carries a spear and in the other an axe. The donor received the object from a committee member (missionary) at the disbanding of the Broeder Kruytwagen Foundation (founded in 1986, disbanded 2001).

Reddish brown wooden statuette of standing Mary figure with child, on pedestal. The donor received the object from the wood carver out of gratitude for repairing a pair of trousers.

Neck ornament consisting of strings of plaited bark fibre. One of the strings includes pieces of bamboo, two strings include white pips or seeds, and to the remaining two red pips have been strung.

Black stone knife, possibly polished.

Black stone knife, possibly polished.

Axe head of brown stone, possibly polished.

Neck ornament worn by men. Bark fibre cord on which dog teeth have been strung. A piece of shell is attached to the fastening.

Skirt worn by women. Four layers of casuaris feathers, attached to a plaited string of bark fibre.

Carrying net made of loosely plaited bark fibre, decorated with horizontal bands of yellow fibre (probably orchid) and red wool.

Breast ornament, worn by men. The ornament consists of a broad, flat band made of plaited bark fibre and a yellow fibre, probably orchid. All around pig teeth are attached and in the centre a casuaris bone.