Black t-shaped tool consisting of a rounded semi-circular blade with an indented rectangular shaft with a hole drilled at the end.

Stone figure consisting of the head facing forward wearing a headdress, the hands on its stomach and the feet together. The band headdress and the garment worn, are decorated with panels of geometric designs. Light buff colour with turquoise blue inlayed eyes.

Sash with geometric designs in red and blue on light brown at the centre. The borders are formed by bands of reddish-purple, yellow, green, light brown and red. Finished with a braided fringe at one end and a length of twined brown wool at the opposite end.

Part (a) and (b) have geometric and stylized animal and human forms, alternating with horizontal lines, yellow with white and red stripe through center. White, blue and red stripes border middle, then green and white stripes. Dark blue on edges. Fringe at one end.

Sash with a central lozenge pattern in dark purple bordered by zigzag motif in fushcia. Bordered along both edges with thin bands of green, orange, and fushcia. Finished with a fringe at one end that has been tied together near the ends of the strands.

Stylized anumal, human and geometric designs in purple on a white ground with pink stripe borders. Braided fringe, tied at end.

Geometric patterns in white alternating with horizontal stripes. Green stripe through center. Red, yellow, green stripes, all on a black ground.

Sash with white stylized animal, bird, tree, and human forms on a red ground. The border is composed of bands of dotted blue and green on red with an inner line of orange and an outer line of off-white. The inscription, "juaquenhoailpa 1947," is woven into the sash. One end is fringed, and the other consists of a thick multicoloured cord that has been sewn together to form a design with multicoloured tassels at the ends.

Spindles (parts e-g) consisting of thin pieces of wood, pointed at each end. All parts have a small, decorative whorl. Part e has a yellow, red and white stripe design on either side of a mushroom shaped whorl. The whorl is black with a white and yellow circular design on top as well as a red circular and white and yellow diamond shape design on the bottom. Part f has a black painted section on either side of a spherical shape whorl detailed with black and red stripes. Part g has dark and light brown cotton thread wrapped around either side of a cylindrical shaped whorl. The whorl is decorated with a green, orange and white stylized human head wearing a headdress.

Typical tea-pot shape (without lid). Yellowish clay with traces of brown glaze (rather varnish-like).