A ceramic bowl having angled sides flaring outward at the rim with a small base. Bowl has brown glaze with dark blue-black markings, commonly refered to as "hare's fur" glaze pattern.

Round, partially egg-shaped, cup (part a) has a crackled monochrome green glaze. With circular wood stand (part b).

Thin skin bag with beadwork on the front panel. The beadwork has geometric designs in dark yellow, red, light blue, dark blue, pink, and green, on a white background. The front flap and sides above panel are beaded along the edge in alternating sections of white and geometric designs. Two metal bells are attached to the inside of the flap by a length of skin, which is threaded through a slot in the bag. The bottom is lined with long fringe of skin. There is a strap composed of skin attached to the back.

Small pale transparent green circular cup, flared upward around the sides into a rim. Straight upward circular base.

Ceramic pillow showing polychrome figures in various scenes. Top side has a scene of two robed women facing another with a basket or a bucket . Lower front side has a scene of a robed woman sitting on the right side of the left corner window with an outdoor plant on the bottom right corner. Under side has a scene of robed man facing a robed woman. Lower back side has a scene of robed woman sitting on the left side of the left oval window with a tree crossing the outside right corners. Green key pattern bordering edges. One end has an oval hole, and the other end has a cut out design of two overlapping circles.

Wooden stool made by laying a rectangular board over two vertical, square boards--one leg is nailed into place. A shallowly carved, elaborate knot design is featured on the top of the stool, while the legs are largely unadorned--the beginnings (?) of a design have been carved on one leg.

Three half fruit gourds, oval in shape. The first piece (part a) is the largest, the second piece (part b) is medium, and the third piece (part c) is the smallest. Designs on insides of all three pieces are different abstract (parts a and b) and geometric (part c) patterns.

A short, spherical brown gourd with a long, handle-like protrusion on one side. Images of a mountain, an animal, and crosshatch designs are painted onto the sides in a dark brown colour. The gourd is hollow and filled with a rattling material. A cord loop is strung through a hole in the end of the handle.

Long, red-brown leather sheath with two long fringes attached near the top and at the bottom. The main body of the sheath is stamped with geometric and linear patterning. Strips of leather are decoratively braided near the top and at the bottom tip of the sheath. Nine ring-like white metal rivets fasten the top of the sheath. Three leather loops are attached at the back of the top rim.

Unpainted wood figure In one piece with the branches used for the arms. The figure's left arm angles upward, and the figure's right arm bends downwards. Hair line, nose, and mouth are carved. Legs with feet.