A tall thin wood figure with long legs and torso. Arms resting on sides with hands clasping each other at waist. Rounded out head carved with a face. Block carved around legs.

Textile with square shape and batik floral design with a geometric design border in red on off-white.

Jagged-edged knife (part a) with pointed tip and scalloped wooden handle. Between the metal blade and wooden handle is a decorative metal ring. The sheath (part b) or knife covering, has a wide wooden opening that attaches to a long wooden case with a rounded tip. Between the long case and the wide wooden opening is a metal band.

Green sarong with woven designs. On one end there several stripes near the outer edge, flanked by diamond motifs on green ground. The centre has multiple stripes interrupted by two wide bands of large diamond motifs filled with a swirl design in white and blue on green ground. The other end has an overall diamond pattern in multiple colours with several stripes near the outer edge. There are also several rectangular motifs towards one edge. The sarong is made of four pieces sewn together. The long sides are hemmed unevenly, the ends are selvage.

Oblong, rectangular, orange woven fabric with a fine red plaid-like pattern and red borders along three edges. A rectangular piece had been cut away from one corner.

Oblong, rectangular, yellow woven fabric with a purple, green, red and white plaid-like pattern; thick band of purple along three edges.

Squared shaped grey and brown coloured blade with rounded corners. Circular tube-like opening at one end in centre. Raised ridge extends from tube opening inwards, tapering at the end. Two sets of letter characters imprinted in metal on each side of the tapered ridge.

A curved metal piece which has a rounded end that curves into an angled point at the bottom. The opposite end is tapered. There is an inscription on one side.

Black-brown coloured wide curved and hooked blade that extends to one side and has a tapered point.

Wooden handle (part a) with metal band (part b) at one end. Handle is decorated with four sets of carved rings alternating groups of three and four.