The Na’vi have hanging racks for personal items including clothing, jewelry, tools, etc. The personal belongings rack is a type of kurfyan, or ‘hanging rack’, specifically a snokfyan, ‘one’s own kurfyan’.
By tradition, a Na’vi cannot build his or her own syokfyan. They must instead be given one as a gift from a friend or family member. The long hours and craftsmanship needed to create the racks are considered powerful symbols of filial and familial love. lt is believed that the ritual helps strengthen clan bonding.
They are made of carved hardwood, attached with leather straps, often decorated with shells and colored stones, and are roughly one meter wide, 0.75 meters high. Weight depends on the size and number of stone weights used for stabilization.