Round, coiled tray with open work, outward slating sides. Walls have central band of open zigzag.

Round, coiled tray with gradually slanting sides.

Ovular tray with a flat base and outward sloping sides. Basketry is of a coil-like type and is undecorated.

Rectangular tray with flat base and outward sloping sides. Corners are squared; basketry made in coil-like method.

Basket with circular, flat bottom and ovular rim. A loop handle formed from one of the warps goes lengthways across opening; handle is twined with same material as weft of basket. One band of lighter colourgoes around basket near the middle of the walls; a band of lighter stem is goes around the base.

Wooden rattle with egg-shaped head and thick, round handle that gets narrower towards head. The end of the handle and edges of the head have a cedar bark fringe. One of the sides created by the fringe has black designs of a central double headed sea serpent, or Sisiutl, with a copper above its head and geometric shapes below it. The other side is a large face of a Sisiutl in red and black. The background of both images is white.

Large rectangular tapa cloth with designs in light and dark brown natural coloured ground. The overall design is a stenciled leaf motif in light brown. Over which are hand painted squares containing geometric shapes in dark brown.

Rectangular shaped coiled cedar root basket with parallel wood slat base construction. Two handles attached through four loop openings on the top. Diagonal red and black band designs with five bands on the lengthwise sides and three bands on the ends.

Circular tray with straight sides and two handles formed of metal wire with bark coiled around it. Exterior walls are decorated with black and red equally spaced diamonds; interior is decorated with a large central flower design with three small triangles between each pair of petals.

A small light brown and brown flared upward basket (part a) with a lid (part b). The design consists of a horizontal row of green dashes around the top and the bottom of the basket (part a), and circle lines and triangles in a circle line around the top of the lid (part b). The side of the basket tapers into an upright rim. The lid (part b) dips downward toward the centre.