Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tapa cloth, accession number 11-39381, described as Tapa, black and reddish-brown pigments, design with field squared off by narrow bands, squares filled with “X” triangle or curvilinear motifs; example of a type exchanged or given in a malanga (tour), i.e. a visiting of villages by a group and an exchange of gifts and shells, a meeting place of chiefs, talking chiefs, etc.; probably a wrapper (’afu) or a bedsheet (’afu loto)