A handle which tapers to a simple mushroom finial that has three horizontal carved rings underneath. Ten long teeth fan outward radially. Twisted fibre cord is coiled around the middle.

Woven flax ? fan with an elongated diamond shaped head with a plaited design. The short oven handle is cylindrical shaped.

Square woven flax bag with geometric designs in yellow and natural colour; weaving pattern in X-like design. The reverse side has vertical strips of fibre, a few in yellow; plain bands of weaving run horizontally. Along the sides are thick layers of yellow and natural coloured fringe. The top has two thin twisted handles with tassels.

Rectangular woven flax bag with geometric designs in yellow and natural colour; weaving has an X-like shape. The underside is undecorated. Along the sides are thick layers of fringe. The top has two thin twisted handles with tassels.

Skirt composed of strands of alternating beaten and unbeaten flax stalks forming a horizontal striped pattern where the unbeaten stalks are a light yellow colour, and the beaten segments are a dark brown colour. The stalks hang from a woven waistband dyed dark brown, with off-white triangle and parallelogram designs. Braided ties at ends of waistband.

Very tight weave with a false bottom. Woven on a bark form. Twisted, and woven handle, and fringe. Woven fibre fringe used to decorate basket.

Cylindrical container (part a) covered with black and brown rattan bands around both the container and lid (part b). Wire is wrapped around the top and bottom with chains at the ends. String handle is attached to the wire on top.

Square woven flax bag with a horizontal openwork. Along the sides are thick layers of fringe. The top has two thin twisted handles.

Large loosely-woven wool blanket with fringe. There are three strips woven across the blanket width, predominantly brown. A large fringe hangs from the bottom edge of the blanket.

Dome-shaped, double-woven basketry hat. The warps and wefts are made from red cedar bark. A square at the top of the hat is done in a checkerboard plaiting and is outlined with double strand twining. The warps are then split and the twining becomes much finer. There are a few rows near the top which are accented with triple strand twining. This technique is also used near the bottom rim. The inside of the hat is also woven using twining, but the wefts and warps are larger in size. The checker work area near the top is outlined with a yellow grass-like material. There is a hat band attached to the interior lining.