Very long wooden paddle decorated with woodwork and tassels. The end has been shaped in the form of two stylized humans. Halfway the shaft a human head has been carved out.

Chest harness for protection of the upper body against arrows and spears. This type of harness is worn by men in the western part of the Highlands.

Container and spatula used for storing lime, an essential ingredient for sirih chewing tobacco. Decorated with spiral motifs. The top of the spatula has been shaped into a human figure.

Represention carved from wood, possibly of an ancestor. This carving has lost it's ritual significance. Made for sale or tourist market.

Bowl in the shape of a prau. At the end a figure of an ancestor has been cut out. These bowls were used for food and/ or mixing natural pigments, used for painting ancestor statues, shields, drums, etc.

Large oval bowl shaped in the figure of a woman. The position of the knee and elbow is typical for the praying mantis, a headhunting symbol. The carvings in the limbs and face are ochre in color. The eyes are represented with two fruit seeds and the ears are decorated with tassels. Possibly ment for sale on the tourist market.

Hourglass shaped drum (tifa) with a handle. Used at dance festivities. The drum has been decorated with ajour woodcarving in a spiral pattern.

Hourglass shaped rum (tifa) with a handle. Used during dance festivities and during festivities in the male house. The handle has been decorated with headhunting symbols.

Bowl for the serving of sago porridge or fish. One end of the bowl ends in the shape of a human head. The top differs significantly from the well known traditional food bowls. Possibly intended for sale.

Paddle used for rowing while seated, by both men and women. The blade has been decorated with a relief of spiral motifs.