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Necklace2623/44
Coconut shell scraper attached to a necklace of Job's tears strung on green plastic fibre. Scraper has been sharpened to a concave rounded edge and sides have been notched for decoration. A small piece of bark fibre rope loops the scraper to the necklace, hiding the plastic fibre. Pahaion necklace.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell, plastic fibre, bark fibre and job's tear seed
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Scraper2623/43
Coconut shell scraper, or pahai, used to scrape skins from yams. Made from end of coconut shell. One side has been sharpened to a small edge.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Scraper2623/42
Coconut shell scraper, or pahai, used to scrape skins from yams. Made from bottom of coconut shell. One side has been sharpened to an edge.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/41
Small coconut shell spoon with two small carved nodules near 'handle' end. A narrow band is etched between them on underside of spoon.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/40
Small coconut shell spoon with two small carved nodules near handle end. A narrow band is etched between them on the underside of the spoon. Slight tear-drop shape.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/39
Small coconut shell spoon. 'Handle' end has been squared off.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/38
Coconut shell spoon with a large burn mark and evidence of much use. Slight tear-drop shape.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/37
Polished half coconut shell. Shape resembles a tear drop. Two small divets carved on either side of the pointed end.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Spoon2623/36
Coconut shell spoon, with a hole, and series of etched V-shaped designs at 'handle' end. A narrow dark brown band appearing in the bowl of the spoon appears to be a natural characteristic of the nutshell.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Cup2623/35
Half coconut shell, used for drinking.
- Culture
- New Guinea
- Material
- coconut nutshell
- Made in
- Sirorata, Oro, Papua New Guinea
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia