Woodblock print of calendrical mandala, in black ink on thin paper.

Woodblock print of Buddhist Jataka tales. The Buddha Shakyamuni is depicted at different stages in his life with the respective Mudrās: Dhyāna (meditation), Bhūmisparśa (touching earth as his witness when he reached enlightenment), and Dharmacakra (teaching the Buddhist doctrine), and his passing (Paranirvāṇa Stūpa).

Oval-shaped wooden bell attached at both sides with rope to a small v-shaped yoke; large wooden clapper suspended by rope inside. Bell and tongue-like clapper give a zoomorphic impression; bell's opening is mouth-like and the sides where rope is attached are ear-shaped.

Round circular disk with central protruding knob. Knob has a hole through the centre. Back has two concentric circles of Tibetan characters in relief.

Single wick, saucer-shaped lamp with a slightly turned in rim and a pinched wick rest.

One-wick lamp with a pear-shaped body with shoulders in radiating pairs of relief lines and raised dots. Traces of red paint (?) in recessed areas.

Lamp with a basin-shaped body with a griffin figure in bas-relief on the discus. The details are stylized and rather blurred. A lengthened nozzle for one wick with a rounded termination is flanked by double volutes.

One-wick lamp with an ovoid-shaped body and a tapering nozzle. Decorated at the shoulder with a raised dot design. A faint vestige of a handle survives in form of a boss at the centre top back. There is a larger hole at the top centre of the body and a smaller hole at the nozzle.

One-wick lamp with a teardrop-shaped body decorated with a bas-relief pattern of interlocking ivy at the sides, and a herringbone pattern along the channel between the wick and the filling hole. The channel is also bordered by raised bands. A pointed handle protrudes at the back.

Textile with an overall design of roosters amongst stylized twisted branches and leaves in brown and blue-black on an off-white ground. Stamped with an inscription on the edge at one end.