An elaborately carved cross-shaped wood piece.

Two dark-brown coloured human figures standing on opposite ends of a long rectangular plat form. Protruding from the centre of the plat form is a long pole with a white coloured bird on top.

Male santo (St. James) wearing a floor length robe and a sash over one shoulder. The man has shoulder-length hair and is standing on a pedestal. Adhesive label on base says, "SANTIAGO de CHILE Maundy Thursday 27 MARCH 1975."

Human figure standing on a dark red thick rectangular plate form. Figure is wearing a blue coloured robe, and is missing both arms.

Paddle with a carved serpent's head on the paddle blade, the body of the serpent winding around the shaft, and a pointed humanoid head at the butt end of the handle with round eyes, flared nostrils with plant fibre threaded through them, and an open mouth. The serpent has flat, ovoid eyes outlined in white paint, a pointed nose, and serrated teeth. A border of white triangles is painted at the edges of the paddle. The carving is emphasized by white, dark yellow, reddish-brown and dark brown paint.

Wooden canoe prow shield in a ‘W’ shape with the outer edges lined with cassowary feathers. The shield consists of flat wood pieces mounted onto a bamboo frame. The surface is painted with yellow, orange and brown stylized geometric shapes on a white ground. In the middle is a protruding, elongated shape face with round shell inlaid projecting eyes and a long ridged nose with flaring nostrils. The mouth is open with a slightly protruding tongue. The face is painted in a similar fashion to the rest of the shield. Two bamboo sticks protrude from bottom for support.

Carved wood lute-shaped stringed musical instrument with small central hole and six metal strings. Boat-shaped neck has a carved reclining human figure on top of a rectangular piece at the end. Three tuning pins are staggered on each side of the neck.

Unpainted wooden paddle with a rounded point and cylindrical grip atop the handle.

Plain rounded spoon made from a single piece of wood with a handle that angles off from the main bowl of the spoon; handle tapers slightly from base to end.

Plain rounded spoon made from a single piece of wood with a handle that angles off from the main bowl of the spoon; handle tapers slightly from base to end.