Roughly rectangular piece of hide with one sharply pointed, protruding corner. Two black machine-made stitches near the centre. Small holes pieced at even intervals along two sides.

Three-dimensional male puppet representing the son of a farmer family. Head (part b) fits into body clothed in a shirt, a skirt, orange leggings, and silver shoes with curled toes (part a). The body has jointed arms and legs. The figure's right hand is flat, while the left hand is fisted. Dark grey dyed plant fibre has been used to represent hair. The shirt has a blue, red and white grid pattern, the skirt is dark blue with bands of red, white green and yellow.

Three-dimensional male humanoid puppet (Servant boy character): head (part b) fits into body with pink shirt and off-white skirt (part a). The body has jointed arms and legs. The figure is wearing an off-white cloth on its head, a blue, green and white plaid kerchief around its neck, and yellow pants under the skirt.

Three-dimensional male humanoid puppet (Beggar with elephantiasis character): head (part b) fits into body with skirt (part a). The body has jointed arms and legs, and a movable chin. Both the head and the body are painted brown with light brown plant fibre used for hair and a beard. The figure has an off-white and pink floral print bandanna wrapped around his head, a purple scarf around its neck, and a hyper-enlarged left leg and foot. The figure has been made to look emaciated.

Three-dimensional female puppet representing the mother of a farmer family. Head with fibrous blue dyed hair pulled into a bun (part b) fits into body clothed in a patterned green and white shirt and a floral, blue, full-length skirt (part a). The body has jointed arms and legs. Figure has a light orange-brown face with black painted eyebrows, eyes, protruding ears, and a smiling red mouth with teeth. Figure has bare feet and pink hands; one open, one closed. Puppet is attached to several thin black cords tied to a plain wooden stick.

Rectangular piece of brown fabric, stitched together at the narrowed ends. One edge is decorated with rectangular shaped, round bone pendants, incised with geometric designs in brown.

Long pole handle attached to eliptical-shaped net, tied in two places with twine and thong. Net suspended in middle by six bone rings and nine twine bindings at top. Net attached to pole by string and thong to end of pole. Double reinforced at end of net.

Oolichan net; 7 metre long fishing net, made from twisted commercial cotton cords. Knotted strands throughout form diamond-shaped openings. The mouth has a thick cotton rope looped through all the cord ends; the opening is 4.2 meters wide lying flat (doubled); the rope extends by an extra 64 cm loop beyond the netting at one side, and 67 cm at the other side. The net gradually narrows along its length, and changes over the last section to a thinner knotted cotton fibre, with smaller diamond-shaped openings. The last section extends for 2.6 metres and has been attached to the larger section with a thin black twisted fibre cord. The narrow end is open, and is approximately 50 cm wide. The net has been repaired using black or green twisted cotton cordage in several small areas.

A loom (part a-c) with an unfinished woven belt. The design consists of stripes of brown with cutout figures on a red, white, green, brown, pink, fuchsia and purple striped ground. The textile is attached at the top to a large rectangular shaped wooden piece with rectangular notches on either end; attached to the block is rectangular woven back strap. The bottom warp are looped onto a fibre rope. Intertwine in the multi-coloured warp are ten cylindrical shaped heddles of varying size. Separate to the loom is a rectangular shaped beater with angled ends (part b) and a cylindrical shaped pick with tapered ends (part c).

Rectangular cotton shawl with a short fringe on one end and a long, twisted fringe on the other. The textile is dark blue detailed with three dark yellow stripes and bordered of a dark yellow band.