HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MUSEUM COLLECTION
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Funeral Coffin “Hasi Nifolasara”
Read moreNifolasara – Funeral Coffin. This 'Nifolasara' coffin was made by
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Wooden Sculpture “Adu Inada Larise”
Read moreAdu Inada Larise – Wooden Sculpture of Mother Larise. The
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Stone Sculpture “Ni’oniha”
Read moreNi’oniha – Stone sculpture. Most likely a statue representing an actual
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Stone Sculpture “Ni’omanu” & “Osa-osa”
Read moreNi'omanu – Stone Sculpture. This sculpture symbolises a nobleman and resembles
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Ancestor Figure “Adu Zatua”
Read moreAdu Zatua - Wooden Ancestor Sculpture. Adu Zatua statues used to
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Jewellery Box Cover “Balubulu Nahia”
Read moreBalubalu Nahia Böwö - Jewellery box cover decorated with beads. At the
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Golden Neck-ring “Gala Mbagi”
Read moreGala Mbagi - Gold necklace for women of noble family. Usually
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Wooden Statue “Osa-osa Ni’oböhö”
Read moreOsa-osa Ni’oböhö - Wooden Statue. Sedan chair used by noblemen
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Stone sculpture “Osa’osa Ni’oböhö”
Read moreOsa'osa Ni'oböhö – Stone Sculpture. This sculpture resembles a mythical
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Gold Comb “Sukhu Ana’a”
Read moreSukhu Ana'a - Golden Comb. Used during celebrations and ceremonies
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Wooden Sculpture of Sarambia
Read moreAdu Sarambia - Wooden Sculpture. This female ancestor figure of