Reddish-brown coloured wooden spoon with long wooden handle that tapers to a rounded knob. Knob has fibre string tied around it. The bowl of the spoon is slightly square in shape with rounded edges.

A human-like figure standing on a base. The face is a long thin pointy oval with a bald head, a high nose, a compressed mouth, and a chin. The long arms rest at the sides of the body and the legs are fairly short. The figure is carved with clothing around the bottom portion of the body.

A small wood carving of a female riding on an elephant. The elephant is holding something in its trunk and has inlaid ivory eyes.

Long, slightly bowed, wooden mat needle. Flat on one side and triangular on the other. One end flares out to a diamond shaped point. The other end has a small thin triangular hole cut out.

Wooden handle (part a) with metal band (part b) at one end. Handle is decorated with four sets of carved rings alternating groups of three and four.

The strap is made from a long thin strip of wood. There is a bumpy texture to the strap and the edges are rough and unfinished.

A white puppet with an upper body (part a) and a head carved with a headpiece (part b) attached together by a stick (part c). The shoulders can rotate and the elbows can bend. The waist (part a) and the stick (part c) have "3/ARIMBI" written in blue.

Standing wood figure (ibeji) of a woman with a large conical shaped headdress, with grooves along the sides of her face. Large breasts pointed downward at an angle. Arms to her sides. Large flat square feet on oval base. Wearing pelvic garment.

Standing wood figure (ibeji) of a male with a conical headdress and three grooved marks on his cheeks. His hands are at his sides, and there is a belly button above his lower garment. He has large feet on a circular base placed on a square base.

Standing, dark brown wooden female figure with hands clasped underneath her stomach. Figure has a long, ribbed neck, hair pulled into a bun, protruding stomach and buttocks, and articulated breasts.