45. Packages and carved calabashes, filled with a red pigment called “crajurú.”
46. Large cloths of prepared bark.
47. Very large carved wooden forks for holding cigars. ([Plate VI.] b.)
48. Large cigars used at festivals.
49. Spathes of the Bussu palm (Manicaria saccifera), used for preserving feather-ornaments, etc.
50. Square mats.
51. Painted earthen pot, used for holding the “capi” at festivals.
52. Small pot of dried peppers.
53. Rattles used in dancing, formed of calabashes, carved, and ornamented with small stones inside. ([Plate VI.] c.) (Maracás.)
54. Painted dresses of prepared bark (tururí).