Long rectangular mat of plaited split-leaf grass fibres. The majority of fibres are yellowish brown with some green and purple fibres. The edges on the long side have been folded over and woven back to create a finished edge and a border.

Made of thin strands of natural-coloured rattan, and is approximately one half finished. The unfinished portion consists of loose individual strands that extend about 18 cm higher than the upper limit of the plaiting. Most strands curve away from the basket, but some are wrapped around the inside. The upper limit of the plaiting is not uniform on all sides. The basket has no frame, and is light and flexible. The bottom is square but the shape becomes round as the plaiting progresses upwards. A single looped strand of rattan is attached to the centre of the bottom on the outside. The strand was threaded through two woven strands and then its ends were tied together.

Long sleeved, jacket with no collar, a straight back and a vertical opening down the front. The fabric has a repeating striped pattern intermixing a white and brown diamond band with solid stripes in brown, white and blue, all on black ground. Hand woven.

Rectangular fabric dress made of two identical panels sewn together in the middle with a slit opening in the centre. The design consists of a repeating stripe pattern in brown and white on a navy ground.

Clay pot decorated with wedged and incised motifs along sides. Ceramic has a small circular opening with a flared rim; extends into a long neck that flares out to a sharp shoulder. Upper half of body slopes to a pointed ridge that circles pot; bottom half rounds to a flat foot. Triangle designs wedged along edge of shoulder; "X"'s incised in a band around upper half of body. "X"s have lines in between each of them; plain line runs underneath all "X"'s. Pieces of grain(?) embedded in bottom interior of pot. Unsigned.