Kete. Bag. Kete is rectangular in shape. It is woven from rauara (pandanus leaf) strips with dyed apuraka (giant swamp taro) overlaid design. The kete has a patara (serrated) rim. Commencement at base. Red-dyed overlaid strips incorporated in commencement. Single plaited tatai (handle), spans kete's opening, and attached to kete using red coloured cotton thread. Tatai (handle) is broken. Overlay is 135mm long. Red-dyed apuraka overlaid strips form surface pattern consisting of coconut leaf motifs placed in-between single lines of check. Vertical rows of katikativai (two vertical lines of viti/check that touch) border the sides of the coconut leaf motifs. Horizontal rows of punarua motif (natural coloured squares standing on one corner) are placed above and below the coconut leaf motifs. There are various shades of dyed-red strips. This indicates various batches of dye used. A brown paper label is sewn onto upper area of kete using light-coloured cotton thread. "Rupe[?] Te pupu o Teeiao V" is written on the label. "33548.1 Cook Is" (ethnology number) is handwritten in black ink on the upper-left outside of kete.