Small, carved, painted wooden figure, flat across the base and back, with a large head and short body. The face of the figure is painted black with two large white eyes with black pupils and outlined with a red circle, and the body is green with a black, orange and yellow vertical stripe down the centre. There is a black, red and yellow headdress painted around the edges of the figure's head, which is flat across the top, and there are two "arms" protruding from either side of the face, which are white with an orange and black tip.

A chariot platform on four wheels with a "temple" resting on it. Each wheel is attached with a single nail, and has a green “x” painted on it. The overall colour of the base is green and around the edges of the base there are red, white and yellow stripes. There is also a white design painted on top of the green base; short lines surround the temple portion and there is a flower burst at the front of the base. There is a figure in the temple with a face, arms and a short body. The face of the figure is black, the mouth is red, and the eyes have a circle of red and white with a black dot in the centre. The sides of the figure are white and on the figure’s forehead there is a bindi surrounded by 11 small white dots. The figure’s clothes are green, red and yellow and it has a white necklace around its neck. The temple is open on three sides, and has blue, green, red, white, yellow and black designs on the outside. The base and back wall of the temple where the figure is attached is purple and white.

Small rectangular comb made of several small, thin pieces of light brown wood, each tapered to a point at one end, set closely together in a reddish-brown clay-like material that has shiny surface and geometric design incised on the surface. The clay-like material forms a sort of handle for the comb, and is pointed at the corners of its outer edge. The incised pattern consists of one large triangle, below which there are four horizontal lines of dots. In the centre of the triangle there are three circles close together in a triangular shape, and there is one circle in each top corner of the handle. The pattern is the same on both sides of the handle.

Small rectangular comb made of several small, thin pieces of light brown wood, each tapered to a point at one end, set closely together in a reddish-brown clay-like material that has shiny surface and geometric design incised on the surface. The clay-like material forms a sort of handle for the comb, and is rounded at the corners of its outer edge. The incised design consists of a chevron-like pattern centred on a horizontal line, below and above which there are four horizontal lines of dots, two on each side of the arrow design. On the bottom of the handle portion closest to the teeth are there are two additional horizontal lines. The design is the same on both sides of the handle. There is a vertical crack in the clay-like material of the handle on both sides, with a small area of what looks like glue at the crack on the top edge of the handle.

Small rectangular comb made of several small, thin pieces of light brown wood, each tapered to a point at one end, set closely together in a reddish-brown clay-like material that has shiny surface and geometric design incised on the surface. The clay-like material forms a sort of handle for the comb, and is pointed at the corners of its outer edge. The incised pattern consists of three triangles with a circle at each point, beneath which there are four horizontal lines of dots, and is the same on both sides of the handle.

Rectangular double-sided wooden comb with central handle and red and green yarn wrapping. The tines of the comb are set perpendicularly through a split in a central flat piece of wood. Between the two sets of the tines there is coloured yarn wrapped between each tine and around the wooden supports to secure the tines in place. At the top of the comb there are two pom-poms, one of which is black, green and red and the other of which is black, green, red and white. At the base of the comb there is a white, green and red tassel which attaches to the comb with a white piece of thread.

Rectangular double-sided wooden comb with central handle and burgundy, green and blue yarn wrapping. The tines of the comb are set perpendicularly through splits in two central rounded pieces of wood. Between the two sets of the tines there is coloured yarn wrapped between each tine and around the wooden supports to secure the tines in place. The pattern of the yarn is a combination of red, green, and blue stripes. Around the top of the comb, above the teeth, there are two orange tassels, one on each of the two main support pieces. There is a small red thread holding together the orange threads. There is also red thread tied below the orange tassels and also below the lower portion of the teeth. At the other end of the support there is green thread tied around each of the wooden pieces. Hanging from the blue fibre is a brown thread which attached a blue and red tassel to the comb.

Half-circle shaped comb carved from a single piece of brown wood, with the tines finely carved along the flat side. The rounded handle portion of the comb has an image that resembles two stylized wings joined together incised on both sides. The overall shape of the image echoes the curve of the handle. Between this image and the row of tines, there is a row of dots followed by a solid line, another row of dots, and another solid line incised on both sides of the main body of the comb.

Comb with handle carved from a single piece of brown wood. The handle is carved to depict two elephant heads, facing away from each other, trunks down to form the outer edges of the handle. The features of the elephant heads are incised on both sides of the handle. On both sides of the main body of the comb, beneath the elephant heads, there are 5 lines, a row of dots and then 4 more lines incised in the wood. There are three points of contact between the elephant heads and the body of the comb (the midpoint body of the handle and the end of each trunk), between which the wood has been carved out.

Rectangular comb with handle carved from a single piece of brown wood. The handle is carved to depict a peacock, with features and feather patterns incised on both sides, as well as three circles carved out along the tail, each with a smaller hole carved out in the centre. On both sides of the main body of the comb, beneath the peacock, there are 6 lines, a row of dots and then 6 more lines incised in the wood. There are three points of contact between the peacock and the body of the comb (the beak, the feet and the end of the tail), between which the wood has been carved out.