Small carrying net worn by women.

Oval plate, the underside of which is decoraed with geometrical engraved designs. The raised parts are black in color, the carved out parts are red, blue, gold and silver coloured. It is likely that the original European owner has painted the plate.

Penis gourd made of a plain, undecorated gourd, with a chord for the attachment around the loins.

Staff made of dark-coloured wood. The handle shows a carved out human figurine.

Skirt, used for dancing, made from beads in different colours strung together in geometrical (diamond-shaped) patterns. The edges of the skirt are decorated with fringes of textile.

Paddle made of dark-coloured wood. The blade of the paddle is pointed, and decorated with geometrical designs which are engraved. The raised areas are black in colour, the cut-out parts red, blue, white and yellow. Purchased in 1959.

Carrying net for women, looped from bark fibre. The net has a strap and is decorated with brown and yellow horizontal bands and three vertical plain, uncoloured bands. Purchased in 1959.

Purse used by men, made from evenly knotted tree bark fibre. The purse is triangular in shape with a cord attached to the top end. The bottom is decorated with horizontal bands of yellow fibre. Purchased in 1959.

Spoon made of light-coloured wood, handle partly ajour-cut.

Five-point comb made from light-coloured comb. The handle is decorated with carved-out motifs, the beginning of the teeth is marked with a metal thread.