What are huli peoples clothing made out of?

The Huli people of Papua New Guinea traditionally wear clothing made from natural materials such as bark cloth, woven pandanus leaves, and fibers from the local flora. Men typically adorn themselves with a loincloth or a grass skirt, while women often wear a stringy skirt made from the fibers of plants. Additionally, they use animal skins and feathers for decoration, particularly during ceremonies and rituals. Brightly colored body paint and elaborate headdresses are also significant aspects of their attire.