Silkscreen print of raven on burlap cloth. Print is a profile view of a raven, done in red and black ink. Artist name in bottom left corner. Cloth is adhered to fibreboard and nailed to a stained, wooden frame. Piece of printed paper adhered to back, in bottom left corner. Coastal Arts Design logo and print information stamped on back, in bottom right corner. (Hanging hardware on back.)

Large rectangular lidded basket with handles and a tight weave. The basket body is deep with a wide mouth, narrowing to a smaller base, with imbricated diamond, triangle and arrow shaped patterns in colours of tan, dark brown and red-brown decorating all sides. The lid (part b) is flat and has a low profile. It is decorated with imbrication similar to that on the body. The basket has two half circle handles attached at the shorter sides, just under the rim (one reattached in 2019).

Carved stone caribou (part a) kneeling on all fours, with legs tucked underneath the large body. The caribou is facing forward with rounded ears back, eyes squinting, and mouth slightly open. Both antlers (parts b-c) have been broken off above their attachment points.

Carved stone dog in seated position. The figure has an open mouth with an inset pink tongue, a large slightly curled tail, small rounded ears, and etched eyes and whiskers.

Small fabric outer parka with a wool inner coat. The exterior is grey-tan fabric with high cut sides and a long back flap. Dark green, dark blue, and red zigzag trim edges the hem and wrists of the outer coat. The hood is edged with fur, and a bright green, bright orange and black plaited tassel hangs from the top. The inner coat is made of off-white wool fabric with similar trim to the outer coat. Both sides have an additional triangular pouch.

Crocheted yellow hat with wide upturned brim. Near the top are three concentric red rings, and there is a wide red band around the brim with a repeating yellow design within. The yellow yarn ends at the top are partially plaited with a fringe at the end. The pattern alternates between a tight and loose crochet.

Two carved stone figures (parts a-b), pegged onto separate stone base (part c). The larger standing figure (part a) holds a knife in each hand (parts d-e), while the smaller figure (part b) appears to be falling backward towards the ground while clutching their chest with their left hand.