Ikat textile with repeating pattern and centre seam down length. Matching pieces of brown weaving with yellow-brown, reddish-brown and black patterning - possibly depicting shrimp, birds, seahorses, lobsters and other creatures - and, divided by a large section of reddish brown across the centre with repeating designs. The two pieces are stitched together, creating a large textile with a centre seam down the length. The textile tapers in at each end, where it is sewn to a woven band, which then extends into dark brown fringe.

Textile consisting of two pieces of fabric sewn together to form a tube. Bands of geometric pattern in light brown, reddish-brown, grey-blue, yellow and dark brown and lines in blue and orange-red alternate with bands of black.

Long black coloured tubular wooden piece that is supported in the centre by a black carved arch. On either ends of the tubular piece are two carved human heads. Parts b and c are pieces of green fibre cord.

Ikat fibre ball composed of black thread.

Fibres consisting of lengths of dyed dark red threads with several knots.

Several long strands of off-white leaf strips, each with a knot at one end.

Large textile composed of three pieces of fabric, stitched together down the width, creating a large, rectangular textile with bilaterally symmetrical imagery. Wide middle panel has dark brown-black background with geometric and zoomorphic designs, flanked by side panels decorated with stripes, and central bands with intricate motifs in light brown on dark brown-black. There is a strip of fabric sewn across the back of the top of the textile with pin holes in it. Both sides fringed.