A carrying cloth (inkuña or tari) made of a single loom panel with four selvedges and fragments of an exterior edging. The design is mirrored at the horizontal centreline and features two narrow patterned bands with doubled triangles and interlocking 'S' shapes in off-white. The bands with motifs are flanked by a series of colourful stripes in shades of green, off-white, and red on either side of the wide, red field. The top and bottom edges have a thin blue band.

Large woven belt (chumpi) finished in a twisted fringe on one end. The main design features diamonds in varied sizes and styles including a prominent serrated diamond motif worked in off-white yarn against a red and orangish-red background with a thin green band across the horizontal centre. The top and bottom edges have a solid emerald green border.

Woven bag, medium-size, with short woven strap. Three design panels are separated by a grey field and narrow diamond bands. Tubular woven ribetes cover seams and edges, and there are five tassels on the bag bottom and sides.

Small coca leaf bag (chuspa) with three tiny pockets woven into one face, a woven strap, tubular-woven ribetes on seams and edgings, and a long yarn fringe on the bottom. The central pattern band repeats a horse and a rider with a flag; flanking bands repeat hummingbirds.

Woven coca leaf bag (chuspa) with woven strap, tubular woven edgings (ribetes) on seams and edges, a twisted fringe on the bottom and tassels on the corners of the bag. The design on the front face has three concentric diamonds in alternating green and red, surrounded by a red and pink diamond with a spiked outline on a green background. The back face has two spiked diamonds in red and green against a pink background. The tubular edging (ribetes) has a repeating green diamond motif against a red background. Two smaller red tassels are attached to the top corners, and larger tassels in pink, white, green, and red are attached to the bottom corners.

Coca leaf bag (chuspa) with a woven carrying strap, woven edgings (ribetes) covering seams and edges, and three groups of bud-like tassels on the lower edge. The design is split into three vertical decorative bands separated by wide solid greyish-brown bands. The decorative band at the centre has the name ‘Francisco’ in off-white against a background in shades of pink, flanked by thin stripes arranged to form an ombre in blue, yellow, orange, and red. The two other decorative bands have the name ‘Ccamatru’ in off-white against a blue background, flanked by stripes arranged in a similar ombre in green, yellow, and pink. A zigzag motif appears in the edging (ribetes) in shades of pink, light-brown, grey, and blue. The carrying strap has a chevron pattern in pink, red, off-white, and brown. The muli-coloured tassels are attached on the two bottom corners and at the centre of the bottom in groupings of three.

Wayaka (bag for sowing seeds). Plain weave, warp-faced; striped in natural colours of camelid fibre.

Longish, narrow moneybag (monedera, Spanish; pachaq chaki, Quechua) with fringes along the sides and bottom. Patterns of coca leaves cover both faces.

Small coca leaf bag (chuspa) with tubular woven edgings (ribetes) on seams and bag mouth, a woven strap handle and a replied fringe. Geometric patterns cover both faces of the bag.

A complete dance sling (wichi wichi) with a finger-woven cradle and handles made of solid braids. Red and white yarns are carried in the core of the black braid until needed for the figures, which include lizards and diamonds. Diamonds in shades of pink, orange, blue, red, brown, and green decorate the cradle at the centre of the braided sling against a deep brown and black background. Two pompoms are attached to the band on either side of the cradle. The remainder of the pompoms are connected to the ends of the sling, arranged in a mirrored colour-pattern with dark blue, red, black, chartreuse, forest green, magenta, burgundy, mustard yellow, greenish-blue. The sling is finished in large red tassels on each end.