Beads strung on string and wound around a rolled fabric tube. Beading consists of alternating sections of black and pink beads that are separated by smaller black and white striped sections. Fibre tassels are attached to both ends of the belt.

White U-shaped band embellished with four sections of beading in diamond patterns in various colours: black red, white, green, orange, blue, pink, and yellow. Fabric tube backing is rolled and beads are threaded and wound around rolled fabric. There is a white beaded loop on one end of the necklace and a white beaded toggle at the other end that fit together to secure the necklace.

Strip of thin, translucent sinew coiled into a bundle.

Colourful silk thread wound around ball to create a geometric design. Predominant design is of a six-pointed red star outlined with green on either sides over a white, pink, purple, orange, and yellow background.

Red and purple threads wound on bands of white and green. Red, green and gold tassels hand from bottom. Diamond ball.

Threads in blue, purple, red, yellow, and white are wound around a sphere to form geometric designs.

Red, white, purple, green, blue, and gold threads wound around a sphere to form geometric designs of two six-pointed stars at either sides.

Series of objects (parts a to d) showing the manufacturing of Tandu ware. Part a are the fragments of a clay form of a bottle. Part b is a round form of raw hide shaped over a clay centre. Part d is a raw hide bottle. Part d is a raw hide bottle with strips of black hide with fur attached to the outside; the fur is separated by orange and green leather strips.

Wooden staff, or baton, adorned with many deer hooves at the proximal end that rattle. The hooves are threaded with pieces of deer hide which are in turn wound around and tied to the baton. A carved bear head creates a finial above two sets of deer hoof rattles. The remainder of the baton is engraved with various animals designs, which have also been painted.