Rawhide bag with a red wool trim along the edge,and red and green trim woven on the end of the ties. Painted red, blue, and green in a geometric pattern.

Circular skin bag beaded on one side with a geometric concentric circular pattern of blue, pink, black, blue, and red. Two-toned blue bead strap was loom made.

Piece of cloth with beading and a fringe. Beading is red with a pattern of blue and green v-shapes. Pairs of tin cylinders with hair tufts hang from one end. The other end has bits of rawhide exposed, suggesting it may have come from a larger object originally.

Untanned deer hide, parts of which, especially the handle, show traces of fur. Wooden shaft in the handle comprised of two halves sewn together.

Miniature birch bark canoe with a single cross-beam and spare, white quill designs sewn onto the sides (only one of three designs on each side remains).

Five pairs of vertical, geometrically designed, brown stripes ending at base. One thin horizontal, brown stripe around top. Dark brown design on natural ground.

Black velvet blouse with embroidery. The blouse has a rectangular shape with a round neck and no sleeves. On the front and back are large floral and leaf motifs in orange, red, yellow, pink, purple and green on black ground. The inner lining is black cotton with a white dot pattern.

Pink and white lace head cover. The upper section is pink lace; the ends are pleated white lace with frilly trim. The smaller front pieces are sewn shut.

White trousers (part b) with pleats and straight legs. There is a white tie strung through the simple waistband at the front, above a v-shaped opening. A blue instructional line is visible across the waistband. The inside is unlined. The trousers are machine sewn from unbleached cotton.

Black velvet skirt with large embroidered flowers in orange, pink, blue and green. Around the top is orange trim with long orange ties. Around the bottom hem is a wide white flounce of pleated, stiffened fabric with machine made lace.