A long and thick protruding line is cut out starting from the base and run up the shaft, fading into the surface as it approaches the tip. The shaft is wide and resembles a paddle blade. The lower half of the katoua, base and part of shaft, is thin in depth and extended in width, whereby the body of the shaft changes drastically in the upper area. The shaft gradually narrows towards the tip, becoming circular and spear-like with a pointed head that is marked by a circumferential protrusion. The point is slightly oblique. Overall, this katoua is dark brown in colour by which appears to be of synthetic source. A range of cut marks and the likes are visible across the body of the katoua and two overt chips are seen on the circumferential protrusion at the point, uncovering the natural colour of wood.