A knitted wool hat, with a pompom at the peak, and alternating bands in blue, brown and grey, alternating with designs of green floral vine pattern and white geometric floral, insect, animal, bird and building motifs. Small band of blue waves and blue and white checks along the rim.

Long hat (chullu) with a multi-coloured and dark red pompom at the top. The white upper portion of the hat is undecorated. Band of multi-coloured squares divide upper and lower portion. The lower dark red portion has several bands of multi-coloured geometric floral, insect, bird, animal and building motifs, in white with pink, yellow, green and blue. White band of triangles and blue squares below, at rim.

Object is a sheet of paper with nine transfers on adhesive tape attached. All the transfers are taken from jewelry decorated with Northwest Coast style designs. Five transfers are taken from pendants, two from earrings, one from a ring, and one from a bracelet. At the top of the page are the five pendant transfers, oriented vertically, in a row. Below are two earring tranfers and one ring transfer. Below these, is the bracelet transfer. The earring set and the bracelet have inscriptions in pencil. The inscription for the ring is in black ink, and those for the pendant transfers are in blue ink.

Knit hat with brown upper portion and multi-coloured pompom, and red lower portion with bands of white, blue, green and orange geometric shapes, flowers, birds and insects a knit ruffle attached to one side of the rim. Two coloured bands at rim, one of orange sawtooth pattern, one of blue squares. The white ruffle has mulit-coloured stripes at the edge, blue, green, yellow, red and purple.

Early knitting with the needles still attached. Mostly grey wool, with a dark red strip at centre. There are approximately 13 rows of knitting attached to five, small, double-pointed knitting needles. A small ball of grey wool has been pushed on to the end of the needles.

An incomplete sample knitting. There are five small, double-pointed knitting needles attached to approximately 19 rows of round knitting. The knitting is grey with irregularities throughout the knitting. There is a small ball of grey wool pushed onto the ends of the needles.

Knitted tam with a grey pompom at the top, with multiple bands of designs. The bands are: dark red with white wave, red with flower and leaf vine, green with white wave, grey with dark red, blue and green animals and shapes, grey waves on white, purple waves, and purple, green, blue and white flowers and leaf vine, purple waves, and maroon.

Cloth bag with a long, thin woven handle. The red bag has a series of vertical stripes of multiple colours with white geometric designs, and central wide band with geometric shapes and birds in white. At the right and left folds of the bag, there are alternating circular shapes in white, pink, and yellow. They are divided by green and pink wavy lines. At the bottom of the bag, there is a fringe of multi-coloured wool strings. Bag strap also has white animal, bird, floral motifs.

Female face carved from poplar wood. Red paint on lips and around nostrils; black eyebrows and pupils. Protruding bottom lip has oval-shaped unpainted section across top. Mouth is open, revealing a full mouth of individually carved square teeth. Human hair emerges from scalp in tufts. A long rectangular strip of rabbit fur hangs on other side of the face. Leather thong for hanging. Artist signature on inside.

Watercolour divided into two storyboard-like sections. The left side is a rear view of a naked person standing in water up to their knees; the image is cropped as to focus on one leg form the buttock downward. Beside this is part of a face, the majority of which has been cut away. There are several paint splotches on the back. A yellow sticky note with a memo to "redo page" is attached to the front.