White square top with embroidery and fringe. Beneath the v-neck, pink, yellow, blue and green threads are braided in the centre and the ends hang down in a long double fringe. Embroidered down the centre and side seams are floral motifs in pink, purple, blue, red, orange and green on white ground. The inside is unlined.

Blouse or huipil consisting of two rectangular, cotton, woven pieces hand sewn together using an overcast stitch of purple thread. The panels are decorated in bands with a chevron, zigzag, triangular and lozenge patterns in red, green, grey, dark blue and yellow on a blue ground. The sides of the huipil are sewn. The middle has a vertical slit opening and there are two small openings on the sides. The back edge is raw.

Blouse or huipil consisting of two rectangular, cotton, woven pieces hand sewn together using an overcast stitch of navy thread. The panels are decorated in stripes with a chevron, zigzag and lozenge patterns in red, green, purple, yellow, white, orange and black on a blue ground. The sides of the huipil are sewn and the middle has a vertical slit opening.

White cotton under skirt (or slip) with floral eyelet border at hem. The petticoat skirt is pleated into the top band with wide pleats all facing in one direction. The band and top of skirt open at the front but have no fasteners. The upper edge of the band curves forming wide straps and round armholes. The edges are finished with white cotton trim with small scalloped edges.

Royal blue woven material sewn into a skirt-like tube. Material has three large, evenly spaced bands of multicoloured stripes: mauve, green, blue, black, white, orange, and yellow. A thin band of green and orange rings both ends.

Shiny, vibrant purple woven material sewn into a skirt-like tube. Fabric is covered with evenly spaced, golden, curvilinear motifs and has a golden, curvilinear border along both ends.

Woman or girl’s multicoloured, short-sleeved, blouse front. Dense, bold geometric motifs, embroidered in silk and cotton thread, cover the entire surface of the garment, and in most areas completely hide the ground textile, which is made of red cotton. The shoulder area is defined by large floral designs; below the armholes the motifs form an apron effect, with a wide border at the hemline and along the side edges. Mirrorwork, white rickrack and red beaded pompoms are incorporated into the design overall. At the neckline there is a straight, centre-front slit, decorated with triangular dark grey tabs with tie-cords. Tie-cords are also located at the back of the neck. At the back of the shoulders, plain panels of dark red cotton textile are attached. Sleeves are extensions of the shoulder pieces. Sleeve edges and the hem are bound with strips of plain cotton textile trimmed with decorative machine stitching. A label made of off-white cotton textile, printed with a rubber stamp, is attached at the neck edge on the front with a loose running stitch.

Blue child’s tunic with Mandarin collar, side slits and side opening with frog closures.

A brown fabric cylindrical case rimmed with dark orange-brown with loops and a tie string.

Golden-brown grass headdress. On the inside is a rectangular piece of white fabric onto which ten layers of grasses are sewn with white thread. On the upper edge two thick white fabric ties are attached.