Kete. Bag. For carrying personal items. Woven from rauara (pandanus leaf) strips with apuraka (giant swamp taro) overlaid design. Flat, rectangular shape. The kete has a patara (serrated) rim. Commencement is at base, with natural-coloured rauara with dyed-brown and dyed dyed-black apuraka overlaid strips incorporated into the weave. Diagonal dyed-brown and dyed-black strips form surface patterns. The upper pattern consists of two motifs known as hetu matariki (motif consisting of a set of four natural-coloured wefts in the shape of a star) alternating with punarua (natural-coloured squares, each standing on one corner) placed in-between rows of check and decorative border rows known as ara veri (diagonal rows of small rectangles). The lower pattern consists of two rows of punarua placed in-between rows of check. There is an area of natural-coloured rauara strips with dyed apuraka overlay. The upper overlaid pattern is 105mm long, with the lower overlaid pattern 70mm long. 45mm of natural-coloured rauara strips in-between the patterned overlay. 50mm of natural-coloured rauara strips along the upper of the kete. Tatai (handle) consists of an iri taki rua (2-ply braid) made of natural-coloured rauara, threaded through the upper-centre of the kete. "33700.2 Cook Is" (ethnology number) is handwritten in black ink on the upper-left outside area of the kete.