Rounded paper hand fan with a bamboo handle and a short length of green cord attached at the bottom. Fan is made from cream-coloured handmade paper with grey and blue brushstroke-like markings.

Silk hanging scroll with imagery of bamboo and rocks painted on a fine bamboo mat in the centre of the scroll. Bottom of the scroll is attached to a wooden baton. Top of the scroll is attached to a wooden stick with twine for hanging.

Bodhisattva and two female figures in polychrome. Priest in seated position in centre. Stamped brass mounts.

Carved ivory cow netsuke figure with red silk cord.

Oiled paper umbrella with bamboo ribs and handle. Plain paper with red and black painted ribs. Paper is attached to frame and oiled for water proofing.

Black silk folding hand fan with painted bamboo ribs and ivory end pieces. Pink, red, gold and silver peacock feather designs are painted and stitched onto one side of the fan. A wristlet made from a thin white cord with a clear bead at one end is attached to the base of the fan.

Long black knife case (part a) with an orange tassel looped through a hole at the end of the handle (part b). Two gold coloured lines are painted where the knife covering and knife handle meet. The knife blade is slightly curved. There are gold, red, green and light blue designs on one side of the knife case.

Small, rectangular shaped, red silk bag with a drawstring closure that sits a quarter of the way down from the opening. The bag is filled with small chips of scented wood?

Two-panel wooden screen featuring a scene printed on paper of four geese standing on a large rock beside the sea; image is framed by a border of golden, floral fabric. Back of screen is covered with blue-grey paper with flecks of reflective gold colour.

Bold stylized flowers and leaves polychrome outlined in white and on dark blue ground. Bingata is a sort of batik using bean paste. Two seams separating cloth into three equal sections. Two hemmed sides. Corners stretched from bingata process.