Purple skirt with embroidered yellow pattern. The weft of the skirt is light purple while the warp is dark purple. The borders of the skirt are embroidered with thin, yellow lines. The pattern on the skirt is embroidered in yellow thread and takes the shape of modified zigzags with stepped triangular shapes at the peaks of each angle of the zigzag.

Tubular garment. Coloured with a background of dark pink with purple, light green, orange and white plaid pattern. Darker bands of purple run along the edges and central seam of the garment.

Cloth woven from abaca fibres (musa textile) has a warp ikat decorative technique in dark brown, beige and reddish natural dye colours. The two ends have been left unfinished with a short fringe.

Ivory and gold knife. Handle is round, narrows to a metal band, a globular metal piece with ornate flower and diamond designs, and another metal band. The knife blade (part a) is attached to a diamond-shaped scalloped edge plate and is inserted in the sheath (part b). From the top of the opening down to the end of the sheath, the outer covering has a thick band of engraved metal with curved and swirled designs, a protruding looped piece attached with fibre and has a pointed scalloped edge and central gold coloured oval-shaped piece, a central ivory piece, and a long band of engraved metal with an oval-shaped rim on the end.

Long brown-coloured sword. The top of the handle (part a) has sculptural triangular-shaped curves and below, there is a scalloped metal band, a band of braided copper(?) wiring, and a smaller metal band engraved with dots and triangular designs. The handle attaches to an incised metal blade that inserts into the sheath or covering of the sword (part b). The sheath opening has a large wooden piece that curves upwards and tapers at both ends. There is a metal band with two rivets, and a long wooden piece that curves slightly at the end. The wooden sheath is wrapped in two bands of copper wiring near the bottom portion of the sheath.

Long sword with elephant ivory(?) handle that curves at the top and flares to a squared-edge on one side. Attached to ivory handle is a five-ridged cylindrical metal piece that attaches to the inner knife blade (part a). The sheath or blade covering (part b) is wooden, dark-brown, has three bands of metal evenly spaced on the outside, and has a wide and upturned opening where the blade is inserted.

Bronze coloured, metal object with a main semicircular piece with two large circular loops on wither end and ten small holes along the bottom edge. A metal chain is attached to both large circular loops, itself creating a large closed loop. Along the bottom, eight metal chains with spherical bells attached to their ends are affixed to the central eight holes. The third chain from the left has two bells on the end.

Long metal sword with a scalloped handle (part a). Handle has three ridges and is decorated with intricate floral designs. Metal sheath (part b) is decorated with scrolled designs. Sheath is hooked at the end.

Cylindrical basket with a square base. Diagonal twill plaited basket with a dark and medium brown overlaid geometric pattern. The bands are dark and medium brown with designs of natural colour. Main design consists of three horizontal bands as follows from top to bottom: four or three vertical lines in between three horizontal lines, solid diamond shapes with decorated corners, and four or three vertical lines in between three horizonal lines. Dark brown braided rim.

Palm basket (a) with square base and lid (b); exterior has geometric, banded, diagonally woven pattern; interior is plain. Bamboo stitching around rim.