Two rectangular-shaped woven pieces that have a flared corners with one piece (part a) fitting into the other piece (part b). The main design is consisting of a geometric pattern on the bottom (part a), and cover (part b) in various shades of brown while having the weft fillets wrapped with lighter ones.

White and brown geometric and spiral design on the jar-shaped basket (part a) and lid (part b). The lid (part b) has a braided knob.

Square basket (a) and lid (b) with rounded tops and bottoms; actually two baskets--one fitting over other--called a "telescope basket." Sides lacquered in various shades of brown and natural. Band of alternating rows of dark brown and natural around the centre.

Horn handle with a brass ferrule. Thumb piece made of old copper coin. Sheath is in two sections and held together by a brass point and strip and a band of wrapped string. Knife is forged steel.

Small, rectangular fibre mat decorated with two sections of horizontal bands in red, green, blue, and yellow woven into a natural ground. The coloured bands are formed by twisted cords.

Blue geometric designs on centre panel with natural ground and blue borders. Drawn work border.

A small thin pipe that has a deep rounded cylindrical bowl of cast brass and a stem of rolled sheet iron.

A bag that has a triangular overlapping panel and a handle. The bag is made of threaded rich dark red-brown seeds with four deep bright red seeds along the edge of the overlapping panel and one deep bright red seed at each bottom corner of the bag. Tassels and loops at the bottom are created by the rigch dark red-brown seeds. The handle is made of rich dark red-brown seeds in a chain link design.

Four trapezoid-shaped woven pieces with one piece (part a) fitting into the other piece (part c), and both of which have a lining (parts b, and d respectively). The two outer pieces (parts a, and c) are purple with natural and deep purple fine woven geometric design. The two linings (parts b, and d) are plain, and natural-coloured. Weft fillets are wrapped with lighter ones.

Tryptich panels. Three very heavy, deeply carved, dark brown panels which form a tryptich when assembled.