Finely woven textile composed of two rectangular pieces sewn together. Down the centre line extends a band of burgundy-purple with small flowers of various colours. On either side, a band of chevron-style zigzags in beige, yellow, dark green and dark purple. Six solid bands of dark blue-black or black with dotted lines of colourful stitching separating each design. The main body of the textile is solid brown. The textile is edged with a band of burgundy, and one edge has pink triangular stitching.

Nasca style contemporary jar. Spherical hollow body with deep cylindrical bowl at centre and a long spout at the side. Painted decoration of five figures holding weapons with a dark brown background. Unpainted base. Polished surface.

Small Nasca style contemporary stirrup spout pot. Vessel is round with curved unfinished bottom, slightly taller than wide. Top is enclosed and has two spouts emerging, connected by a small curved bridge at their midpoints. Spouts and bridge are dark brown. Upper body is decorated with a figure that wraps around the pot. The lower body is decorated with a repeating geometric pattern. Collector's sticker and red dot sticker on base.

Inca style contemporary ceramic. Standing female figure with a large flat head. Figure has tapered arms and legs, small breasts, and a large concave belly button. The face has built up lips and nose, with two large oval-shaped eyes, and large ear spools on each side. On the head is a large flat headdress with horizontal lines incised on each side. Remnants of red paint on the figure's face and body.

Inca style contemporary pot, or jar, with tall spout. Small handles, one on each side, with red and black geometric design. There is a repeating pattern of human figures holding birds on the front, with a three-dimensional animal figure above, and bands of geometric patterns on the back. The spout extends from a bulbous centre and is decorated with similar bands of repeating llama and plant-like designs.

Nasca style contemporary loop bottle. Body of the bottle is a loop-shape, that comes together at the mouth. On one side, the motif features five heads in headdresses with forked tongues. On the other side, there are eleven heads circled around the loop.

Small Nasca style contemporary stirrup spout jar. Vessel is cylindrical with curved bottom. Top is enclosed and has a stirrup shaped handle consisting of a narrow spout at back, human-like head at front, and wide, curved bridge connecting the two. The head has a painted face with protruding nose and a small hole at the top of the head. The body is decorated with repeated creature design. The front depicts the figures arms.

Nasca style contemporary jar. Round-bottomed with spherical lower section and a flared rim. The round lower section is decorated with a painted humanoid face with a protruding nose. The flared upper section has two humanoid heads with large headdresses painted around the sides. The interior of the jar is undecorated, but has a reddish-brown reflective material mixed into the clay.

Small contemporary woven pouch with geometric pattern, woven in a Nasca style. Open end has curled-down. There is a single long light yellow-brown fibre extending from the bottom corner of the bag.

Knit doll. Doll's neck and head are a knit light tan tube, stuffed, with a blue hat atop long brown braids. Eyes, nose and mouth are embroidered in yarn. Dress is knit in horizontal lines of pattern in zigzag and 'x' motifs, with green scalloping at wrists and hem. At the waist are sewn two small child dolls, male and female, both wearing hats, the girl in a dress similar to her mothers, the boy in pants and a sweater. All three wear orange shoes, and have a Peruvian coin sewn to the stomach of their clothing.