These are lined neatly in a flared manner and used as selu teeth for hair insertion. Across the teeth near the base is a section of wire lashings with attachments of multi-coloured glass beads. Further up in the mid-section of selu, numerous multi-coloured glass beads are threaded into loops through the tuāniu, up the side and across the body, some of which are showing to be loose. The upper or crowning area of the selu shows the truncation of most tuāniu leaving only three sets of tuāniu in the centre and on both sides. Each sets are intermittently lashed securely by wire. These sets of tuāniu join at the top and are tied together, producing a pinnacle as the crowning of the selu.