A brown woven hat that has a coiled band going along the top from the front to the back. Red-brown hair is erect at the front with a tail-like effect at the back. The hat is mainly brown with yellow stripes. String is attached to both sides.

A length of silk warp-face ikat textile, with large-scale, bold, stylized motifs in blue, white and yellow on a yellow background. Red selvages. Torn edges on both ends.

Sarong made of pieces of blue fabric sewn together to form a tube. The blue fabric is embroidered with a geometric design in green, white, yellow, and pink.

Rectangular shaped, red and pink cotton textile decorated with a top section of stripes embroidered with geometric designs in orange, yellow, red, pink, dark green and beige. The bottom half section consists of long strips of fabric held together by embroidered section of geometric design that matches the top. The bottom strips are loose creating a fringe and have two lines of embroidered detailing.

Square shaped bag made of a long piece of fabric folded and sewn along the sides. The opening used to have a drawstring closure but still has a braided strap on either side that has tasseled ends; one side is broken. The bag is decorated with stripes of embroidered geometric designs in green, yellow and beige intermixed with sections of solid orange.

Textile with overall rectangular shape and dark red colour. Embroidered with geometric designs in gold.

Textile with rectangular shape and fringe. Woven pattern in light yellow-brown and dark red on black.

Backstrap loom carved from single piece of wood, with arms extending out to each end. Ends are carved and incised and have 6 holes in each. Both ends are missing the tip, where a seventh hole used to be.

Rectangular, dark green cotton loincloth with numerous vertical and horizontal rows of shells. There is a cylindrical shape piece of wood running through the top edge with thin brown twine holding the wood in place. The cloth is undecorated on the underside.

A piece which has wood sticks attached to each other with metal wire. The wood sticks are curved around to make a conical-like shape with one end larger than the other and then tapering down to a smaller end. The piece is covered with seventeen horizontal rows of cowrie shells and one vertical row of cowrie shells at the larger end.