Long, rectangular cotton cloth mat made of white, short pile. Both ends are fringed. Hand loomed.

Metal figure of Ganesh, an elephant-headed god, son of Shiva, (Hindu). The figure is in standing position and is situated on an oval platform. The figure has four protruding arms, two on each side. They were cast separately, and soldered on.

Pair of cymbals attached by cord. Two circular convex brass discs with a braided cord attached through the centre hole and knotted underneath.

Cylindrical vase that widens near the top and tapers towards the bottom. The bottom is slightly raised by a pedestal base. The vase has elaborate patterns around the outside that consist of birds, figures and foliate scrolls. There is a palm leaf border near the base.

Set of two plates, each incised with the image of a seated prince with a foliate scroll background and a border of foliate scrolls.

Metal bell with a protruding flat handled knob on top of a dome shape. From the dome, there is a thin raised ridge attached to ten claws that curve inwards. There is a metal ball attached to the inside of the dome by metal wire. The outside of dome is decorated with a leaf designs emphasized with red and black.

Shear, cream scarf with gold metallic detailing. All edges have a gold border and the centre of the textile has thin, gold stripes repeated at an equal distance.

Silver metallic thread woven into turquoise silk to form a striped pattern. Very sheer.

Red background with gold thread running along two selvedges and in a geometric band and parallel stripes at each end.

Cross-shaped textile with geometric patterns in purple and a yellow diamond at center. Horizontal rows of stylized floral designs with vertical lines between on each panel, fringe at each end. Yellow line runs through one row on each panel. Same initials in purple on opposite ends: B.B. Ray; at other ends: 1914. Game is called Chopadh and is played by four.