A moarning cloak for women worn during the so called 'short moarning' ( the 'long moarning' is practiced when husband or child have died). It consists of a kind of cloak with an attached hood. The wearer is not supossed to take of the garment for six months (meaning she cannot bathe), lives on coconuts alone and can only leave the house when absolutey necessary.

Bowl used for catching or pouring palmwine.

Wooden spoon used for stirring sago porridge (papeda).

Spatula decorated from dark wood. Used for adding lime from the gourd to the bethel chew.

A necklace from barkfibre cord threaded through seeds, with pig's teeth and small pieces of fur attached.

Hair ornament for women made from bamboo. The comb is decorated with typical Cenderawasih bay motif.

Hair ornament for women made from bamboo. The end of the comb is decorated with ajour woodwork.