Men's shawl composed of three panels, stitched together on the long edge. There are two smaller panels, and a large panel in the middle. The centre panel has a dark black-brown centre with dark grey-brown on either side, with embroidered red squares in a grid of seven across and eight down. The side panels have a dark black-brown ground with four horizontal beige bands. The short edges have twisted fringe with knots.

Blanket woven with dyed dog hair. Composed of four small panels stitched together on the long edge. Off-white ground weave with dark grey-green dots, a mismatched column of X's, and two columns of zigzags on either side. Some of the dots have either red, blue, or pink included. Each end has bands filled with alternating zigzags of dark grey-green with colours like pink, yellow, blue, green and red. The short edges are uneven with some fringe.

Woman's wrap-around dress (kira). The dress is composed of three woven panels stitched together on the long edge to create a rectangular textile. Each panel is finished with three split stitches in blue and white or pink and green. Alternate yellow warp bands with plain weave brown-red ground. Small, brightly coloured designs are woven throughout the brown-red ground in pink, red, dark green, purple, white, leaving a larger spacing of red ground down the centre. Both long edges have solid green-brown bands which have two rows of one large brown-red band flanked by two thin brown-red bands through it. Fringe along short edge.

Blanket or body-wrap composed of two panels stitched together on the long edge. Alternating pattern of a horizontal band with two smaller white bands on a dark grey ground weave. The bands are embroidered with repeating designs in red or black. Thin lines of white flanked by dotted lines separates the bands. There are two vertical bands, each with three red lines on a yellow zigzag ground weave. The yellow embroidery pulls on the textile resulting in uneven edges. The short edges have a folded hem.

Rectangular brown shawl with a wide striped band along the left edge and a wide stripe along the right edge. The brown ground has a seam in the centre where the two halves are stitched together with brown thread. The left two thirds of the bottom edge, the left edge, and the left third of the top edge are finished with orange and light brown diamond shaped edging, while the other areas are un edged. The wide band along the left edge is striped with alternating orange, red, and purple-grey. A thick stripe towards the left edge is made of alternating blocks of pink and light tan, patterned with swirls, and with thin red, pink, and purple stripes along the edges with wave motifs. The stripe along the right edge is a light brown band with thin stripes of light tan, orange, and grey along the edges.

Colourful, patterned, woven wool shawl. The left and right edges have a 5 cm vertical band of thin stripes. The outside vertical thirds, inside the stripes, are brown panels, the centre third is colourful and patterned with a seam down the centre where the two halves were stitched together with orange thread. The patterns in the centre panel are made up of vertical dark red, yellow, orange, and green stripes, along with thin checkered stripes and thicker stripes made of rectangles with bi-colour animal figures on a white ground.

Part of a three piece gbariye (also see 3619/1 a and c). White pants with wide waistline that taper to narrow legs; made up of strips of cloth stitched together along the long edges. Background of strips is white, with silver and dark blue stripes overtop; threads are metallic. Openwork bands, made up of repeating crosses, along lengths of strips at varying distances. Heavy dark grey embroidery around leg openings, and along lower half of outer seam. Designs are an assortment of curvilinear, circular, and geometric motifs; together they form a crown-like pattern. Seam pockets on either side of waist, along front of pants. Small opening at front centre of waistline, for fastening and tightening pants.

Part of a three piece gbariye (also see 3619/1 b-c). Sleeveless white robe with large arm openings; robe flares out underneath the arms. Robe consists of strips of cloth stitched together along the long edges. Background of strips is white, with silver and dark blue stripes overtop; threads are metallic. Openwork bands, made up of repeating crosses, along lengths of strips at varying distances. Heavy embroidery around neck opening and across chest; done in pink and grey. Circular neck opening, with split, is trimmed with wide border made up of bands of swirls; edges of border are scalloped. Three flower-like designs frame bottom edge of neck opening on front; diamond, made up of swirls, frames bottom edge of neck opening on back. Two slits cut into either side of the chest; surrounded by identical borders and flower-like designs. Interior of robe is unlined.

Small rectangular weaving with decorative panel down centre; left and right sides of hanging bordered with white bands. Panel has alternating stripes in white and light pink; cream lines in between each set of stripes. Sets of two small triangles in centres of stripes; triangles in white stripes pointing down, triangles in pink pointing upward. Large dark brown triangles point inward from either side of stripes. Blue 'Salish Weaving' tag sewn to back.

Small rectangular weaving, meant to hang vertically from loops along top edge; groupings of short fringe extend from bottom of hanging. Large geometric panel down centre of white weaving, with zigzagging edges; outlined in light grey. Panel divided into three sections: top and bottom are done in shades of yellow, centre is olive green. Yellow sections decorated with large dark brown chevrons, pointing towards centre of weaving; middle section has outline of a brown diamond. Blue 'Salish Weaving' tag sewn to back.