Kete. Bag. Small 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. Overlaid dyed-red apuraka strips form surface patterns. A row of punarua (row of natural coloured squares, each standing on one corner) sits along the upper area of kete. Another row of punarua sits along the lower area of the kete. Overlaid strip of apuraka patterns along middle area of kete, consisting of boxes in twill with hetu matariki motif (pattern that resembles a star) within each box. These alternate with vertical rows of punarua. Two tatai (handles) sewn to kete using cotton thread. Red cotton thread sewn inside upper area of kete. Overlaid dyed-red strips are damaged on middle area of kete. Overlay is 110mm long. "33548.4 COOK IS" is handwritten in black ink on the upper area outside of kete.