Sash with letters separated by geometric forms in purple and edged in red, all on off-white. The ends of the sash are twisted into four strands with a purple and red tassel.

Sash with a woven pattern of lozenges, bars, animal, insect, and human figures in purple on off-white. Red and green lines run through the centre and the borders are formed by bands of red, yellow, black and green. Fringe at one end.

Geometric and stylized bird design in red with a green saw-tooth border, all on off-white and flanked on either side with a thin red line. Fringed at one end.

Animal, human and geometric figures in black, with horizontal lines between, bordered by yellow stripes, and green lines and sawthooth pattern, and purple and black stripes. Fringe at one end.

Manioc press and strainer. Long, narrow, basketry tube. Woven from thin strips of brown and dark brown stem(?). One end is open, with a woven loop protruding from one side of the rim, while the other end is closed and has a loop bound with twined cord protruding from it.

Off-white top with embroidery. The garment has a square shape with a round neck and no sleeves. The front and back are divided into three vertical panels by red stitching. The lower centre and outside panels have rows of bird, triangle and zigzag motifs in red, orange, yellow and green. The upper centre panel has a dense geometric motif in red, pink, orange and green. The bottom edge is unfinished. The inside is unlined.

Brown, woven, leather sandals (parts c-d) with an open toe and a high back. The tops are detailed with a woven geometric lozenge pattern. The heals are made of pieces of leather, nailed together. Each sole has a number "2" written in pencil.

Square shaped skirt made with two different pieces of cotton fabric joined in the centre to form a rectangular tube. The detailing consists of a cream, undecorated piece of fabric stitched to a fabric detailed with repeating stripes of blue, pink, yellow and green on a red ground.

Large rectangular skirt (part b) with a brown and white striped pattern.

Skirt formed by a piece of red poplin fabric sewn together at the ends to form a tube.