Dark wood bowl, with deep sides that slope down to a smaller flat base, has a band of decorative edging on the exterior and small, roughly carved figures in the centre. One figure walks behind two oxen harnessed to a plow and passes another figure and ox walking in the other direction. Two halves of the bowl are held together with five metal staples.

Small, painted blue, tin crucifix, with inverted cone base, has a variety of amulet attachments cut from a sheet of tin and painted in red, yellow, white, green, pink, brown, blue and black. A rooster perches at the top above the "INRI" sign, below are flowers, hands, a heart, flags, a hammer, a wrench, a dress and a chalice.

Painted wooden cross with plaster 3-D decoration representing the Passion. Sides and back of the wood are painted white with purple spirals while the front has white flowers painted onto a maroon background and is topped with a white sign with INRI painted in black. Two green and white wood ladders are attached to the front and four gold wood poles topped with plaster angel heads radiate out from the cross-point. Other plaster attachments include a dove, the bleeding head of Christ, a hammer and wrench, a bleeding heart and golden chalice, a purple dress, three die, and a golden rooster on a pedestal.

Front apron from a Corpus Christi dancer's costume. Large square of orange material has woven yellow, maroon and orange waistband, is bordered on three sides with long stands of blue, yellow and green wool and a fringe of brown wool, and has peach coloured satin backing. Sewn and glued onto the front are an assortment of coins, metal buttons, metal bells, an animal tooth, plastic and glass beads, decorative motifs in wool, and silver, blue and gold paper foil stars and circles.

Wood good luck charm or "figa" in the shape of a left hand clenched into a fist. The thumb is held between pointer and index fingers and all digits have silver coloured metal fingernails. Around the wrist is an embossed tin bracelet and at the end is fitted an embossed metal cap with a moveable ring in the centre.

Small, wooden good luck charm or "figa". A left hand clenched into a fist, with the thumb held between pointer and index finger, is carved into one end of a light coloured piece of wood. The other end is wrapped in bark and has a metal loop embedded in the base.

Ceremonial chicha (fermented beverage) container. Shallow, flat-bottomed, dark wood bowl shape has two squared knob handles. In the centre of the bowl stand two roughly carved oxen that are harnessed together.

Paper mache face mask with white gesso ? backing has fuchsia pink, bright yellow and black facial and headdress details painted onto a pink background. There are cut-outs at mouth, nostrils, eyes, centre of forehead and above the ears at top corners of the mask.

Corpus Christi face mask made of shaped and painted wire netting. Onto the pink wire are faintly painted eyes, brow and mouth in blue, black and red and around it is blue painted strip of metal. Strands of curly brown hair have been stitched to each of the upper corners.

Tungurahua-style Corpus Christi staff. Sword-like, light coloured wood stick, with undecorated handle and bright yellow, pink and purple stripes and splashes over the white paint the covers the rest of the surface, has three rectangular shaped birds bound to its pointed tip with metal wire. The triangular shaped shaft is notched along the length of the three edges.