Whole tagua nut (vegetable ivory) with light brown shell. Skin is white-brown near stem hole.

Cylindrical light brown coloured basket (part a) with lid (part b). Basket holds a nest of four additional baskets with lids (parts c-j). Exterior lid (part b) has a cream coloured circular design in its centre. A band of leaf(?) is woven around rim of lid (part b) and top rim of basket (part b).

Whole tagua nut (vegetable ivory); dark brown shell with striations and one light brown circle at one end.

Whole tagua nut (vegetable ivory); dark brown shell with striations and three light brown marks.

Adire (indigo dyed) cloth. Composed of two panels, each made from squares with resist-dyed indigo designs. The designs are composed mainly of light blue bands composed of short lines and small circles with a band of small circles at two opposing edges. Small bits of palm leaf raffia are still found stitched along the pattern lines.

Pair of shoes made from palm leaves woven over twined palm leaf on the soles and twined fibre over the toes. The fibre over the toes alternates between off-white and pink.

Colourful circular waistband with yellow, purple, red, and blue palm fringe. Fringe is knotted to a braided band with ties and coiled together twice.

Flat, white-yellow, semicircular woven object with a brown shell at centre. Woven material is attached to the shell via fourteen holes bored through the shell's outer edge. Woven material has a long, fringed border.

Flat, white-yellow, semicircular woven object with a brown shell at centre. Woven material is attached to the shell via ten holes bored through the shell's outer edge.

Semicircular fan with six feather panels that are attached to leaf(?) handles. Feather panels are decorated with smaller blue and red feathers near their base. White fluffed feather material is found on each panel just below the blue and red feathers. Panels are connected to each other at the bottom by a brown coloured fibre wrapped metal rectangular loop. Loop has a red and white tassel hanging from the centre.