The exhibit has a mural painted depicting the surroundings of the tribes. The Rankin Museum's newest exhibit contains Amazonian artwork and tools used in everyday life in the rainforest. These ceremonial items are made from the feathers of Macaws, Parrots and Harpy Eagles.
Items used for ceremonies and in war include clubs and spears that are works of art.
Waimeri Tribe Feather Armbands worn by the chief. Rikibatsa Tribe Ceremonial Spears that are decorated with the feathers of Harpy Eagle and Macaws. The colorful macaw parrots are the source for the red, blue, yellow and green feathers. Some others come from the Harpy Eagle.