The top edge of this upper half has been folded back and acts as a backing layer for the front-facing section which features ira n atu (human hair) finely interwoven with the thin pandanus strips to form a decorative zigzag pattern. This woven band of pandanus and ira n atu (human hair) are joined to the bottom half of the belt which is a fringe made up of strips of undivided leaves arranged diagonally. Some of the ends of these strips have been cut in a swallow-tail fashion whilst the others remain rectangular. The Kamwakorokoro is a dancing belt made and used by women for Kamei and Kateitei dances.