Kete. Bag. Woven from rauara (pandanus leaf) with overlaid dyed apuraka (giant swamp taro) strips. Rectangular in shape. The kete has a patara (serrated) decorative edge. Commencement is at base. Dyed-black overlaid strips of apuraka form surface pattern. The pattern is known as katikativai, a motif that consists of two rows of viti (check) that touch. The patterned rows zig-zag and alternate with strips of apuraka dyed-black. "33700.1" (ethnology number) is handwritten in black ink on the outside of the upper-left area of bag. "33700.1 Cook Is" is handwritten in black ink on the outside of the upper-right area of bag. Tatai (handle) is missing. Base of tatai attached and threaded through upper-centre area of kete. The area of patterned overlay is 145mm long with 25mm of natural-coloured strips at the upper of the base. Approximately 60mm x 50mm of the upper corner of kete is missing. Mildly brittle overall.