A basket (part a) with a fitted lid (part b) made of dark brown bamboo? It is narrow at the top and then swells at the shoulders becoming tapered again at the bottom. There is a lip at the base. Two loops at the base of the neck have an attached cord. The cord is made of grass rings with a centre piece of twilled fibre.

Square-shaped basket (part a) and lid (part b) that are approximately equal in size. Both the basket and the lid taper inwards around the middle. The bottom portion of the basket has two thick pieces of rattan(?) around its base and is fastened with evenly-spaced rattan(?) stitches around the perimeter. The lid has a braided outer rim, a vertically-stitched bottom edge and a thick rattan(?) handle on top. Two small loops are found on opposite sides of both the lid and the basket.

Dark-brown coloured cylindrical basket with square wooden base. Rim of basket has double rattan(?) pieces wrapped around its opening and are fastened together by evenly spaced pieces of rattan(?) that go through the middle of the top layer and around the rod of the second layer. A coil handle is attached to two sides of the basket and falls to one side.

Circular-shaped woven hat with bone and feathers attached on either side. Starting in the centre, the woven pattern has a dark-brown band, a light-brown band, and a striped band of alternating dark and light brown. Edge of piece is bound with three stacked bands of red painted grass(?) and fastened with three vertical stitches at evenly-spaced intervals. Long strand of root(?) is attached to both sides.

A plain, neckless globular jar with a wide mouth and four horizontal lugs on the shoulder. Seal mark between two lugs. A set of inked numbers on lip.

Short, squat, cylindrical basket (part a) with lid (part b) of approximately the same size and shape. Natural colour. Thin, flat, roughly circular discs have been woven into the center of the base and into the top of the lid. The strands which pierce the outer edge of the wooden inserts every few centimeters as they radiate outwards, joining the wooden pieces with the surrounding basket.