Cast metal statue of Tsongkapa Losang Drakpa, holding the stem of one of the two lotuses representing emptiness and bodhicitta/bliss, seated cross-legged on a lotus. Textured full-monk robes depicted by incised markings. Base is sealed and incised with a stylized double vajra.

A metalwork figure in low relief seated cross-legged with the hands together in a prayer position. Projections from either sides, perhaps additional arms or flowers. Figure is wearing a headdress. Backed with copper sheet having an incised four-pointed floral-like pattern at the centre. Polychrome cord attached by a wire loop through a hole in the back at the top.

Mask representing a male humanoid face with movable eyeballs, ovoid in shape, that are wired into open sockets. Nose with rounded tip and flared nostrils. Very wide mouth extending to small ears. Hinged lower jaw with a protruding lower lip. Grey string beard and moustache. Black cloth behind mouth opening. The Mask is pink with black lines on the forehead, and red and white lines on the brows, cheeks, and nostrils. The bridge and tip of the nose are painted yellow.

Traditional shield-shaped whole copper with a T-shaped raised design element that divides the bottom section in half and separates the top section from the bottom.

Rectangular piece of abalone fitted into a frame of copper. Two perforations at opposite sides.

A large rounded circular shell bordered with four pieces of bone, each of which has a toothed edge. There is a bone star at the centre.

Thick, bangle-style copper bracelet engraved with linear patterning on the outside surface.

Metal bracelet made from a plain length of copper tubing which has been bent into a c-shape.

Bangle-style bracelet made from three twisted strands of copper.

Length of cedar bark wrapped at intervals with copper wire covered in fibre as well as lengths of string and twine.