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.

Cylindrical-shaped mortar that has a flared rim on the top and the bottom. Bottom portion is wider than the top. The underside of the piece is hollow. The outside of the piece is decorated with a series of braided designs that wrap around the cylinder. The bottom rim has a scalloped edge and lines that angle inwards to the centre of the piece. Attached near the top of the object by a metal loop is a metal chain that also attaches to a long four-sided nail-like object.

Rounded jar with tall flared foot and short neck. Body is decorated with all over stamped design of circumferential lines of similar designs.

A wood ladle with a large shallow bowl. There is a hole at the top of the handle, creating a loop.

A wood dipper spoon with a deep bowl. There is a small hole at the top of the handle.

Long dark brown spatula that curves upwards at each end. One end is long and has a slightly defined bowl. The other end narrows and then flares to two points to create a handle. The edge of the handle in the centre is decorated with two small grooves.

Small bowl with scalloped rim that tapers inwards at the bottom and flares out slightly near the base to create the foot of the bowl.

Dark brown spoon with oval-shaped bowl that tapers to a point. Has a carved handle that depicts a human figure in sitting position with legs bent, elbows resting on knees, and hands resting on neck.

Dark reddish-brown spoon with oval-shaped bowl that tapers to a point. Has a carved handle that depicts a human figure in sitting position with legs bent, arms resting on knees, and knob-like protrution coming from head.