Handwoven recangular textile. The majority of the textile is coloured gold with a dark blue block of colour needled into the background colour. This pattern is located in the upper right hand quarter of the textile. The weft of the cloth is black while the warp is either gold or blue. There is a border of slightly darker gold running along the edge of the textile that joins the section of blue pattern.

Handwoven recangular textile. The textile is coloured with bright pink, medium pink and light pink bands separated by thin white bands of a loose border pattern. The weft is dark pink while the warp is white. Along either end of the textile a yellow warp string has been run once through the cut-off fibres of the weft.

Handwoven rectangular textile. The background colour of the textile is light grey formed from black warp and white weft fibres. One half of the textile is decorated with a bold and highly coloured modified chevron pattern composed of thick lines in alternating red and yellow.

Long-sleeved, dark purple jacket. The jacket is shiny, with wide sleeves gathered at the cuffs. The sleeves have thin strips of gold and black fabric above the cuffs and a thicker strip of white and black interwoven fabric above the gold strip. At the top sections of the sleeves are decorative bands of thin white lines and small woven squares. The front of the jacket fastens with seven silver metal snaps. The sides of the jacket have small slits extending up the torso.