Vase-shaped lamp with pedestal foot that has a series of simple oval-shaped decorations in relief. The handle is in the form of a monkey. Overall, the piece has a dark brown finish.

Rectangular carving with a central male figure that is richly adorned and flanked by two female figures. The figures are framed with leaf and scroll motifs at each side and two small winged deities at the top . Very high textured relief carving throughout.

One slab of grey limestone similar in shaped to that of a rectangle, but one side is tapered to a narrow squared-off point. There are three distinct row of high relief carvings depicting human figures.

Dish with an incised line inside the base, and one at the rim.

Dish with scalloped edges. The dish has an incised line inside the base as well as two at the edge.

A wood stand made in one piece and created in such a way so that when it is opened it unfolds into an x-shape. Carved with a floral pattern in the panels and petal borders.

One human figure stands in small pot holding a smaller human figure in his arms. The pot has a stem and foot. The top edge flares outwards.

Small, square textile, embroidered with gold and bronze metallic thread. The edges are bordered with a floral patterned called ‘velpati/creepers’. The centre has small circles in rows with alternating green and red middles. The underside has UBC written in blue pen and the old object number in black pen.

Long, rectangular cotton cloth mat made of white, short pile. Both ends are fringed. Hand loomed.

Metal figure of Ganesh, an elephant-headed god, son of Shiva, (Hindu). The figure is in standing position and is situated on an oval platform. The figure has four protruding arms, two on each side. They were cast separately, and soldered on.