Cotton sarong consisting of a red ground with horizontal stripes varying in width. The centre has two thick navy stripes with thinner black and white stripes intermixed. The ends have a navy and red vertically striped band followed by red and yellow wool fringe, composed of three stripes sewn together.

Rectangular belt covered with multicoloured quillwork, backed with black-navy wool, lined with a row of white beads, and bound at the ends with red wool. Quills dyed red, purple, white. Geometrical design: octagons connected by an adjoining side to hexagons. Middle of figures has two parallel lines with squares in the middle.

Black background with encircled geometric design in shades of blue. Two selvedge edges, two raw edges.

Tie-dyed cloth of turquoise diagonal background with white blossoms. Black ends with turquoise face and white designs with black end.

A dark red wedge cap with black whipstitching.

A dark red wedge cap with black whipstitching.

A textile piece that has multiple fabric layers which create scenes and designs. Centre panel has figures wearing traditional costumes and engaging in various activities. Floral design in polychrome surrounds the scene. Predominant colours are white, red, green, and yellow on a maroon background. The border and lining are red.

Long, rectangular shaped wool scarf consisting of an alternating, mauve and purple, striped pattern. Each band is equal in size and is approximately 10cm long. Both ends have a twisted thread fringe.

Black humanoid mask with red and white eyes and white, fang-like teeth; dark blue cloth hood attached to edge of mask, black wool thread on forehead and chin, and tribal scarifications on cheeks.

Long rectangular wool blanket made of six narrow identical panels hand stitched together. The design consists of geometric bands with diamond and line patterns in black, natural and red with yellow and red detailing intermixed with black solid stripes. There are five sets of two tassels on each end.