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Start Over Collector Edwin M. Loeb Materials Wood (plant material)
Hearst Museum object titled Snuffbox, accession number 5-833, described as snuff box, wooden; [handwritten on card: ht. 14.8 cm]
Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 5-901, described as Olufindo; a wooden spoon made from omupalala tree; for giving soup and beans, etc.; made by men only
Hearst Museum object titled Stick, accession number 5-838, described as Carved and burnt-etched by men.
Hearst Museum object titled Stick, accession number 5-994, described as Forked stick for cattle game.
Hearst Museum object titled Wedding bands, accession number 5-819a-f, described as Native term: Omusendje vomufuko (singular) omisenje jovafuko (plural). Bride’s wedding bands. Two for hips. Two for neck. Two for left arm. Double bands of twigs form the omusendje bush tied with twine made from the pulp of a succulent.

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