Curved beaded necklace strung on vine fibre. Necklace has two layers, creating a ruffle. Both have brightly coloured geometric designs, consisting of triangle and diamond patterns.

Beaded necklace with cross-hatched design. Dark blue, white, light blue and red beads are arranged in a diagonal stripe pattern hung from a light blue supporting corded thread. Band is irregular at one end, possibly incomplete.

Flat, circular, golden collar with a protruding, zigzagging border around the bottom half. Collar has elaborate, arabesque-like cut-out designs and eight circular and drop-shaped mirrored insets; red fabric backing shows through the cut-out designs. A thick fringe of long black fur-like hair protrudes from the edge. A safety pin secures the collar's ends together.

Thick beaded man's belt comprised of many strands of beads running horizontally in multi-coloured stripes and geometrical designs. Beads are held together by strands of vine fibre woven vertically at various hidden points. Belt ends are looped, suggesting a single string for each colour. A longer strand of corded vine fibre is strung along the top.

Three strands of beads; one entirely white, one entirely white with a single red bead, and one mostly red with a few white beads. Both ends of the brown string they are strung on are tied together, much like a three-strand necklace.

Multiple pages of Sinhala script etched into palm leaves between wooden covers painted with red and yellow leaf designs. Book is joined together by a long string that goes through a hole at one end of the book. There is a clear glass bead at one end of the string.

Hair ornament. Two long prongs extend from decorative element of five flowers made using several different kinds of metal. Long, dangly pieces of metal, interspersed with orange beads, extend off the back of this, and end in metal butterflies. There is a small, round orange sticker at the top of the two metal prongs.

Ornament with detailed metal work of floral motifs with bright blue feather inlay. Two spiral metal decorations extend off the front, ending in a white and an orange bead. Long, thin metal pin extends off the back.

Tibetan prayer wheels are called mani khorlo (མ་ཎི་འཁོར་ལོ།). This mani khorlo has a wooden handle and metal pin (part a). A metal and jade wheel (part b) with two tiers of inlaid glass sits over the pin, with a ball and chain that hangs to one side. Inside the wheel is a rolled paper (part d) with writing on it. At the top of the prayer wheel sits a metal conical top (part c) with metal decorations and two tiers of inlaid glass.

A gourd fruit shell cut in half and beaded inside with a pattern of four yellow flying birds outlined with blue and orange surrounded by blue and orange flowers with green leaves on a white background.