Reversible woven belt (chumpi) finished on one end with braids that are joined together. The centre panel has a repeating horse motif, four eight-pointed stars, and diamonds decorated with hooks in off-white against a background of stripes in lilac, sage green, vibrant orange, greyish-blue pink, green, and red. Alternating segments of mahogany and yellow form the top and bottom border. A greyish-blue woven tie is attached to the braided end, and a woven yellow tie is attached to the other end.

Long, finely woven belt (chumpi) finished with fancy braids on both ends. The centre panel repeats figures of birds and animals as well as geometric diamonds, lines, and dot motifs. The centre panel is worked in off-white against a pink background, and yellow against a green background, separated by a navy-blue band across the centre. A solid band in pink and burgundy flank the central band, separating it from the thin yellow and green chevron borders.

Narrow, child-size belt (cinta) finished in braids on both ends. The design features a ‘pata’ (flat place; pata-pata means stairs) motif with three bands of paired squares like a checkerboard in alternating dark red and yellow at the centre, flanked by alternating green and neon orange squares. A navy-blue border appears along the top and bottom edges.

Woven belt (chumpy) in cotton yarn with unbraided fringe ends. The belt is decorated with navy blue diagonal or point shapes against a background of thin vertical stripes in alternating navy blue and off-white. The design is bordered by a thin horizontal stripe in navy blue and off-white across the top and bottom edges.

Woven belt (chumpi) in cotton yarn with unbraided fringe ends. The design of the belt is split into three horizontal bands with navy blue and off-white diagonal stripes, highlighted with a red and off-white section across the horizontal centreline.

Woven belt (chumpy) in wool, finished on one end with braids that are sewn together and tied with a beige piece of yarn. The geometric design of the belt has one central horizontal band with green diamond and line motifs against a yellow background, and two mirrored bands above and below the central band with rectangular and hooked motifs in red against an off-white background. A thin yellow line and blackish-brown edging border the top and bottom of the belt.

Woven belt (chumpi) finished at one end with loop-manipulated braids. The central band has a repeating serated diamond pattern in red, dark green, and yellow. The central band is flanked by geometric diamond, triangular, dotted, hooked and animal motifs including birds and llamas in white against an orange and maroon background. pink and green triangles with yellow accents, and a black and white checkerboard pattern form the top and bottom borders.

Woven belt (chumpi) finished at one end with loop-manipulated braids. The central band has a repeating serated diamond pattern in red, dark green, and yellow. The central band is flanked by geometric diamond, triangular, dotted, hooked and animal motifs including birds and llamas in white against a pink, red, and purple background. Purple and daek blue triangles with orange accents, and a dark blue and white checkerboard pattern form the top and bottom borders.

Two narrow woven belt bands (cintas). The longer belt (belt a) has a repeating pattern of alternating off-white diamonds and ‘x’ motifs worked in forest green, burgundy, and pink. A combination of geometric motifs including diamonds, zigzags, lozenges, triangles, and dots worked in the same forest green, burgundy, and pink decorate the shorter belt (belt b). The designs on both belts are flanked by a yellow border along the top and bottom edges.

Woven band (watana) with añu (flower of the tropaelum uberosun plant) tika (flower) design, and a braided loop on one end. The horizontal centre of the band has a repeating pattern of white triangles pointed away from the loop end, decorated with dark green highlights, against a red background. A pink and red border spans the top and bottom edges of the band. A small braided segment of yellow yarn is attached to the braided loop, and an additional piece is used in the knot on the opposite end.