A multi-coloured, bowl-shaped woven bag with four braided straps. The bag has been decorated with a pattern of irregular shapes and horizontal stripes. The pattern has been applied to the base yellow-white colour of the undyed cabuya fibre. Two of the straps have been braided with dark orange, orange, and undyed yellow-white cabuya. The other two straps have been braided with green, dark orange, and undyed yellow-white cabuya.

An oblong, tightly woven basket bag with three braided straps. A coloured geometric pattern has been applied to the undyed, dark yellow-white base cabuya fibre. The pattern is brown, dark orange, and black in colour and is comprised of stepped rectangles which form diamond shapes and stripes. The bottom of the bag displays three concentric rings, coloured brown, black, and dark brown. There are different colours in each of the braided straps. One contains pink, grey-green, and dark yellow-white. One contains grey-green, dark yellow-white, brown, and pink. And the final strap is purple, grey, pink, and dark yellow-white.

A heavy, broad leather belt with an attached pouch. The belt closes at the back with four metal-tipped straps, four metal buckles, and seven metal keepers. It appears as though one of the keepers is missing. The surfaces of the buckles and strap tips have been incised with plant imagery. The tops of the keepers have been cast or incised with various symbols. Five of them display crown-like images and two of them depict men on horseback. The pouch closes with two straps and two metal buckles. The belt is decorated with six horizontal rows of circular metal rivets, and the leather has also been incised with geometric patterns. Near the straps of the belt, a Crucifixion scene has been created through the attachment of small metal decorations, sometimes referred to as 'conchos'. The scene contains a figure on a cross, standing in a horseshoe, flanked on either side by a man on horseback. Two birds have also been included in the scene.

A hat made from stiff, felted, undyed white wool. It has a rounded crown and a medium-sized brim. The edge of the brim has been lined with a narrow layer of yellow-white seam tape that has been stitched on in red thread using an interlocking serpentine pattern. This layer of seam tape has also been bordered with lines of straight red stitching, and a thin layer of blue material has been sewn on top of the seam tape. The base of the crown has been wrapped with a wide orange ribbon. This orange ribbon has been folded and sewn to the hat at a point, and it then crosses over the crown of the hat and continues on to form two long streamers. On the streamer side of the hat, a flower made of yellow ribbon has been sewn onto the orange ribbon. The centre of the flower is black.

An oblong, tightly woven basket bag with four braided straps. The straps have been tied together and then braided together at the end to form a loop. The base colour of the bag is the dark yellow-white of the undyed cabuya fibre. The bag has been decorated with three bands of multi-coloured stripes, and the opening edge of the bag has been finished with a pink stripe. The straps of the bag have been braided with orange, dark grey, and yellow-white fibre.

Heddle pulley figure. The head and neck of a woman decorate the top of this apparatus used in strip weaving. The face is long and narrow, with a small mouth, long narrow nose, and lightly carved eyes that appear closed. Ears are carved high, at the temples. A small, square hat sits atop an elaborate hairstyle carved in a zigzag pattern, which is gathered and falls thickly from the neck. The neck is thin and very long. Below is a rounded piece that would hold a spool (which does not accompany the object), with holes bored through the two vertical holding arms. A hole is also bored through the object just beneath the figure’s hat.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. The page is divided diagonally by an undulating band drawn in pencil that crosses from the upper left to the lower right. This band represents a river and there are three human figures floating in the river. Above the river, there are seven human figures and a helicopter. The helicopter has shot one of the figures, who is lying on the ground. The largest human figure, who is carrying a small being on its bicep, is getting shot in the leg by the figure to the far right. Below the river, a domestic scene has been created as a female figure is depicted with her three children, two of which she is holding. The child that she is not holding is off to the right and is carrying a blue ball. There is a round object near the river that resembles a soccer ball, and there is also a small house with smoke or fire rising from the roof.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. A blue band crosses the page from the upper right corner to the lower left corner, and this represents a river. The words "Rio Lempa" have been written in the upper left corner. Below this inscription are four large human figures with guns, two green helicopters, two yellow buildings, and five human stick figures drawn in pencil. These stick figures are walking along a pencil path that leads from one of the buildings to the river. On the left side of the river an inscription reads "soldados salvadoreños". The right side of the river contains a purple and green helicopter, four large human figures, a round blue shape, and five human stick figures drawn in pencil. The stick figures are walking along a pencil path, towards the right side of the page. One of the large human figures is carrying something on its head, and the blue figure is carrying a gun. The word "muertos" has been written in the lower right of the page.

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. An inscription in the upper left reads "miercoles 19 de octubre de 1983". The front page contains drawings in pencil and red ink. The top half of the page may represent a village or camp scene as it contains six human figures, two houses, a bird, a helicopter, a potted plant, and flowering plant, a tree, and a row of what appear to be crops. The word "campesinos" has been written on the left side and the word "niños" has been written on the right. The bottom half of the page depicts a helicopter containing three human figures. One of these figures has a gun and is shooting it at a figure lying on the ground. To the left of this is a horizontal band, representing a river. There are two human heads and a human body floating in the river, as well as eighteen small circles. Below the river, in the lower left corner, are the words "Movena Menbreno". The back page contains an inscription in red ink that reads "aserca la sitiacion de nosotros en el salvador y en nuestra vida que emos tenido entra y ectoria de sufrimiento".

Children's drawing on legal size off-white paper. An inscription in pencil along the top of the page reads "martes 18 de octubre de 1983 - sociales tema la pasada das rio lempa". Below this, to the left, is a scene within a rectangular box that includes a human figure standing next to a house, a flowering plant, and a group of ten human figures. Two of these figures are lying on the ground. To the right of this, a large human figure is positioned within an oblong shape of undulating lines, which likely represents a river. There are two smaller figures floating in the river, beneath the large figure. A green helicopter has been drawn in the upper right-hand corner. The lower right-hand corner contains a large human figure wearing a headdress, a chicken, and a flowering plant.