Sash with a woven design of triangles and bars in orange and blue on a white ground with yellow-green borders on both edges. Finished with a fringe at both ends, and one is shorter than the other.

Blackware vessel comprised of four hollow globes with pointed bottoms joined together to form a square. A stirrup spout arcs diagonally from two globes; there is a small monkey holding the top portion of the spout, while birds in a long relief panel decorate both sides of the stirrup spout.

Vessel made from a red and cream-coloured slip over red clay. Vessel is shaped like a priest with headdress and large ear spools carrying a bag over his shoulder. Arising from the top of the figure's head, the mouth of the vessel is circular and flared.

Short, mottled brown, rounded pot in the shape of a human figure; figure wears an animal skin cape, has a tattooed face, has pierced ears protruding from the side of the vessel, and is holding an animal in his hands.

Small heavy, black stone, rounded vessel carved in the shape of a llama. Details carved at the front of body, and a small tail carved in relief at the back.

Jar with matte black finish. The top ends in a bird's head with a hole at the back. There is a plain loop handle also at the back. Shiny black linear design on sides of jar. Flat on bottom.

Unadorned, small, mottled grey and brown pitcher-shaped vessel with a rounded bottom, a flared rim around the mouth, and a plain looped handle at the top of one side.

Bird-shaped jar with round opening on back and with orange-brown and black glaze. The wings are applied and there is an applied ornament in the middle of the back near the tail.

Painted wooden figure on a light brown base depicting a black sow, or dog, lying in its side, feeding her litter of five.

The textile is striped in shades of brown and green. The stripes are thick and thin. The thick stripes change colour every two stripes. The thin stripes are a checkered pattern. There are thick strands of white cotton fibre visible on the back. The centre of the textile is extremely frayed, almost separating the textile in two. Two of the outside edges are finished and two are frayed.