Ceremonial cloth in of songket brocade. Warp is red cotton, weft is purple silk, and the continuous and discontinuous supplementary weft is gold wrapped cotton thread. The centre motif of a traditional adat house is flanked by four karabau, or buffalo heads. The framing border of alternating gold filled squares and purple squares with crosses is thicker at the corners.

Linen placemat, hand woven in a double weave of green and cream threads. Representation of the famous sunken ship 'Wasa', with its name and the date '1628' woven into upper corner.

Cloth woven from abaca fibres (musa textile) has a warp ikat decorative technique in dark brown, beige and reddish natural dye colours. The two ends have been left unfinished with a short fringe.

Fragment of rectangular panel of fabric with pattern divided into two bands of squares, some of which are filled with a solid colour (red, blue, yellow) while others are filled with decorative elements.

Fragment of loosely woven fabric with design in burgundy and cream colours with stitched black dots.

Narrow band of fabric of red, cream, black, yellow, blue and green threads woven into patterns of tiny squares with cream fibres hanging loose at one unfinished end.

Fragment of beige fabric with rows of embroidered llama-like animals in red, brown, yellow and pink.

Squared piece of beige fabric with rows of embroidery llama-like animals in red, brown, yellow and pink

Two small rectangles of beige fabric stitched together to form a long panel. The upper section has three vertical rows of an identical horned animal embroidered in red, brown, yellow and pink while the somewhat wider lower section has four rows.

Small fragment of purple and brown hand spun, hand loomed, double woven cloth with a few pink and black stripes in the centre field. One long edge is finished with a cord-like brown border, the other long edge is frayed, one side edge is hemmed back, the other is hemmed near the finished corner but remainder has loose fibres.