Bracelet plaited of bark cord. A part is decorated by plaited geometric patterns of reddish brown and yellow fibre (possibly orchid stems).

Bag with handle, worn over the shoulder. The bag is made of loosely knotted cord of bark fibre and decorated by knotted vertical zigzag patterns and horizontal bands of red and black colouring.

Bag with a handle, carried by women across the back. The bag is made of loosely knotted (figure eight looping) bark cord. Decorated with what seems to be white and red plastic.

Bag with a handle, worn by men over the shoulder. The bag is made of knotted bark cord and decorated with horizontal strokes of darkbrown and yellow fibre (possibly orchid stems). Here and there are little pieces blue and green plastic threads. Wissellakes (Paniai), therefore Ekari origins.

Roughly triangular dance apron of yellow, blue, black, red, green and white beads strung on a bark cord. Both sides are trimmed with a fringe of coloured cotton strips. The beads are strung in geometric patterns. Purchased in 1961.

Apron, triangle shaped, of yellow, black, red, green and white beads strung on a cord of bark fibre. The sides are trimmed with a fringe of red cotton strips. The beads are strung in geometric patterns, in the center are depicted two animal figures, possibly beattles.

Pipe of reddish brown wood, possibly lacquered. Arrow-shaped cut bottom, completed with carved geometric curly motifs.

Torch of light wood, carved partly ajour. The torch is held in the hand to light at night. Made for ceremonial use.

Korwar of dark, polished wood. The ancestor-figure is pictured in sitting position holding a staff between both his hands. On the head headwear seems to be carved out. Limbs and staff are decorated with carved motifs.

Skirt, for women. The skirt is a cord wrapped around the waist with many strands of the same material attached to it.