Possibly Lakota although many Plains women used such bags. . Women would use this small bladder pouch. It has bugle and basket type beads. It is holding a mixture of dyed and natural porcupine, very nice quills for sewing.

Square cloth of natural linen hand loomed on a multi-harness loom. The woven patterns of the three light biege shades of linen fibres include a central ground of diamond motifs framed by a thick band of herringbone. A thin line of red stretches across all four sides, near the edges. Two tags with red stitched names are sewn into a back corner; VAN HOOGSTRATEN is machine stitched, MEES is handstitched.

Linen placemat, hand woven in a double weave of green and cream threads. Representation of the Viking ship 'Leksands-baten' with its name below and the name of the artist ' ASTRID SAMPE' woven into the bottom border.

Linen placemat, hand woven in a double weave of green and cream threads. Representation of the famous sunken ship 'Wasa', with its name and the date '1628' woven into upper corner.

The cloth is linen.

The linen is blue. The bead is blue.

Sample of hand made maltese straight bobbin lace edging with a scalloped design that has three smaller lobes at the edge of each scallop.

Black blouse with rounded neck, wide sleeves, side slits and a side opening with metal frog closures. The neck and side opening are black, edged with blue trim. The sleeves are folded far back with a high cuff, edged with blue trim. The basting threads are visible at some of the seams. The inside is unlined.

Black blouse with rounded neck, side slits and a side opening with metal frog closures. The side opening and cuffs are edged a thick, blue trim. The inside is unlined.

White yukata (浴衣) kimono with wide sleeve panels and a dyed grey pattern. The pattern is a wide, grey, horizontal band around the middle, with wavy lines and two rows of diamonds in white. The inside is unlined.