Jari is a Wogeo culture heroine remembered for a myth of extraordinary bodily containment: she took her house apart and carried the whole of it, along with her cooking pots and pans, within her vulva, only reassembling the dwelling after she met another mythic being and married him. Anderson reads the tale within a wider Wogeo imagery in which the female body encloses and generates the domestic and productive order, a counterpoint to the men's appropriation of generative power in the flute cult. Her husband is named in the sources only as another mythic being.