Carved wooden stick that flares slightly at the head; the head has a notched edge and simple linear geometric designs shallowly carved around it.

The cloth is rectangular and natural in colour. There are several thin brown lines along the bottom edge with some extending across the cloth.

Irregular shaped tapa (masi) with painted designs on natural ground. The tapa is rectangular with a narrow end piece that extends past the main piece. The main piece has thin brown stripes with two perpendicular black lines and large random black dots. The end piece has short black diagonal lines.

Seven teeth of varying length radiating from a plain rectangular handle bound with fibre that has a hole in the middle.

Thirteen long teeth are fitted tightly, and woven together with fibre at half-way point. Triangular handle is decorated with a broad black stripe on one side and is entirely black on the other side.

A black stone that has a rounded oblong oval shape with one side tapering at an angle, creating an edge at one end while the other end is more rounded and rough.

Small, rectangular light beige tapa cloth made of beaten inner mulberry bark, undecorated; folded flat into a square.