Painted wire mesh mask with blue trim. Pink man's face with painted sideburns, blue eyes, and orange fibrous material affixed for a mustache.

An animal mask (bear or dog?). The ears are white and the face is light blue with a white line painted down the middle of the head going around the red mouth and tongue. The white teeth are carved with four fangs. The nose and chin are dark blue and the eyes are carved out.

K'usillo, or devil mask. Hood-like, two sided, grey devil head mask with stuffed rolls of fabric which are sewn in a group at top of the head, and sewn down on both sides for nose and ears. Eyes and mouth cut out and edges embroidered. Embroidered on head, face, base of mask, and along edges. One side has astral and vegetal motifs, the other is vegetal. Stuffed rolls on head also decorated with coloured stitching, and wrapped with thread in a thick band on each. Rolls representing corn or feathers are connected together with red and blue thread. Fringe at ends of rolls and on ears and nose.

Bowl made from a spherical brown gourd, hollow, with its top quarter cut off. Red and brown geometric and linear patterns are painted around the outside surface.

K'usillo, or devil mask. Hood-like brown devil head mask, with face on both sides. Stuffed cylinders of cloth protruding from the top and sides of the head, embroidered flowers and details on mask.

Monkey mask, carved and painted. A blue-faced monkey with black hair and reddish-orange mouth and eyebrows. Two large pink ears. The top of the head and nose are black. The monkey has two large eyes with holes in the centre of the pupils, lined with red and yellow. The gums and tongue are red with white teeth.

Square Tigua painting depicting a fiesta in a village and the countryside. The sky and the countryside serve as the background of the painting. On the left are three fields, each with a different crop, being tended to by farmers, and a field with white camelid creatures with two herders. The village scene shows people in costume with masks and musicians. The canvas itself is formed by a piece of goat skin stretched and nailed over a wooden frame.

Small, rectangular, Tigua painting depicting a fiesta in a village and the countryside. The bird-filled sky and the countryside serve as the background of the painting. The village has two buildings with thatched grass-like roofs. There are many figures in costumes and masks. In the fields behind the village, are grey and some white camelid creatures in the valley and up on the cliffs. The mountain, cliff's edge and rock formation all have humanoid faces. The canvas itself is formed by a piece of goat skin stretched and nailed over a wooden frame.

Clown mask. Hand carved mask depicting an off-white clown face with large upturned and pointed nose. Nose painted with a red tip with small bands of brown and teal, and blue nostrils. The clown has wide cutout circular eyes, outlined in blue and red, set deep between prominent brow ridge and cheeks. The large smiling mouth is cutout, and the lips and tongue are painted red, and lips outlined in dark purple. The clown also has a pointed chin, which has a red line across it. The mask has carved hair, which is painted black, with a dark purple widow's peak painted on the forehead.

Large drum with both ends covered with skin, one of which is painted with a Corpus Christi scene. Skins are stretched and sewn around a circular-shaped twig frame, which are fitted over each end of the central orange painted wood drum, secured with another bent twig and bound with brown grass twine and leather fastenings that zigzag between the two. On the painted end, in pink, yellow, black and blue on a white background, is depicted an elaborately costumed Corpus Christi dancer, a female spectator, an official and a spotted bird.