Ike
human history
Ike. Bark cloth beater. Used for pounding and producing sheets of masi (bark cloth). Carved from solid kau (wood). Long and square in cross section with a tapered handle. Four-sided, with three sides with grooves spaced approximately 2mm-3mm apart. There are four lines, zigzagged, incised horizontally across base (top of handle) of grooved sides. A sticker is stuck at the top end of the ike with "E.P Coll Fiji masi Stick" written in dark coloured ink across the sticker. Dark brown in colour.
Accession number: 513708 Last Update: 5 Jul 2019
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Tapa beater (English)
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- Vanua Levu/Vanua Levu Group/Fiji
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1924
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14785.2 (ethnology)
O60 (Edge-Partington)
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