Brown and green damask silk skirt. The skirt has a wide cotton waistband with loops. The skirt has pleated and embroidered panels of alternating brown and green ground. The embroidered panels have peacock, bird, butterfly and peony motifs on light green ground. Around the sides and bottom hem are thick brown borders with prunus, endless knot, floral motifs and roundels with human figures. The damask is woven with butterfly, floral and circle motifs. The inside is unlined.

Fan with ivory support pieces attached to white, green and blue peacock feathers. The support pieces are decorated with cut-out geometric designs. Across the entire fan on the white portion of the feathers, are two painted figures (a male and a female). They are surrounded by painted flowers. Part b is the broken off fan frond and part d is its bottom half. Part c is a longer broken fan frond.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 14 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the talisman keeping Lake Po[yang] in check.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 11 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of eight ropes binding the veins.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in eight columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of an iron pillar restraining drifters.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in six columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the aberrants turning into bottle-gourds.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in nine columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the lingering aberrant asking about the sword.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in five columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the Jia family shifting its residence.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 14 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the crocodile infiltrating the Jia family.

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in four columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of an injured crocodile fleeing into a well.