Round bead-like clay tool with diagonal incising around the perimeter. Wide opening in the centre. Flattened around the rim of the opening.

A long conical stuffed yellow fabric piece which tapers down at one end where there are tassel-like balls of green and orange. Orange thread stitched in and out throughout. Symbol of Vishnu in white cloth, cut in an upside down U-shape, with a dark orange tapered piece of cloth inside.

A wooden five-headed creature with pink beaks. Two heads are at the top and three heads are at the bottom. There are two wings with green and red on the outside and a multicoloured peacock-feather-like pattern on the inner side. Two more wings are underneath at the sides and the are gold-coloured, pink, green, and white. The large pink tail rimmed with gold-like foil that curves upward. The creature is decorated with gold tinsel. The bouquet (part b) has a pink flower on top, a white flower in the middle, and greenery at the bottom. There is also a stick (part c).

Bronze statue of Vishnu standing on a lotus pedestal with a conical headdress, ear ornaments, necklaces and skirt with girdle. Four arms: rear hands hold a shakra and a noose; front left hand rests on a cane; front right hand held palm upwards.

Tanned goat skin bag, rectangular in shape with a drawstring top, a stitched bottom and a folded, stitched handle that attaches at the top and bottom edge. The bag is ridged and is fixed in a folded position.

Brief-like shorts with a drawstring waist and a multicoloured beaded fringe with pom-poms around the leg holes. Front and back of shorts are covered in strips of brightly coloured satin-like material sewn into a chevron pattern. Front of shorts have a bilaterally symmetrical image of two red and blue fabric birds and sequin-like metal hearts sewn onto it at random intervals.

Circular gold coloured label with a central green line image of a man; green text above and below, all on a gold coloured ground. Around the edge is a red border with a gold inscription that reads: ‘Hanuman, Chakkar, Sivakasi’.

Circular gold coloured label with a central red line image of a man; red text above and below, all on a gold coloured ground. Around the edge is a green border with a gold inscription that reads: ‘Hanuman, Chakkar, Sivakasi’.

Tooth-shaped wooden tool with a long metal needle-like point that is secured to the back of the tool with cotton fibre that is wrapped around the centre.

Round grey stone that tapers towards the top creating a rounded handle-like knob.