Kete. Decorative bag. Possibly woven from koe (bamboo fibre). Kete that consists of two straps interwoven with dyed-pink apuraka and natural-coloured koe strips. The straps overarch a woven sculpture, possibly a representation of a flower. Each strap (8mm wide) is attached, using light-coloured cotton thread, to opposite ends of a woven base. The base mat is interwoven with dyed-pink and natural-coloured koe strips. The woven sculpture consists of a centre, possibly representative of a stem. Four dyed-pink koe strands and nine natural-coloured koe strands are attached to the stem using light-coloured cotton thread. The strands are possibly representative of flower petals. Small decorative taimana (diamond) shapes are cut out of each strand. There is a round piece at the upper of the stem, possibly representative of a flower's stamen. "48665 Cook Is" (ethnology number) is handwritten in black ink underneath the base of the ornament.