Kete. Bag. Kete is rectangular in shape. It is woven from rauara (pandanus leaf) strips with dyed apuraka (giant swamp taro) overlaid design. The kete has a patara (serrated) rim. Commencement at base. Overlaid dyed-black strips form geometric patterns consisting of four horizontal rows of tapuae mokoa (horizontal line of continuous natural-coloured triangles). These rows are divided, by lines of check, into two rows of two lines of tapuae mokora. Horizontal lines of punarua (natural-coloured squares standing on one corner) are placed above and below the tapuae mokora patterns. Overlay is 120mm long. Dyed-brown strips are visible in the overlay. This indicates various batches of dye used. Tatai (handle) is interwoven with overlaid dyed-black strips of apuraka and natural-coloured strips of rauara. Tatai is attached to kete using red coloured cotton thread. Tatai is broken. "33547.5 Cook Is" (ethnology number) is handwritten in black ink on the upper area outside of kete.