Dish made from one piece of wood with four legs and a downward protrusion on one of the longer sides with two holes in it. The shape of the dish as viewed from the top is oval with pointed tips.

Long narrow decorated tapa (masi) with designs in black and brown. The design is two blocks (pairs) wide and seven long, each pair containing similar flower-like central designs with wide geometric borders around the whole set of blocks. The flowers are of two types, one with oval petals and the other with diamond-shaped petals. One side has a thin striped fringe, the other has a border of lengthwise lines. The ends are serrated. The cloth is made of two pieces attached together; one is thinner than the other.

Long rectangular tapa cloth with geometric designs in brown and black on natural coloured ground. In the centre are squares with two floral motifs in natural on a divided brown and black ground. Around the squares are many bands with triangular and diamond motifs in natural and black. The bottom edge has a thin, black and white fringe. The ends are cut in a serrated pattern.

Long, rectangular white tapa cloth (masi), undecorated with fringed borders.

Round bottomed pot with wide flared neck. Decoration on shoulder is of an incised cat with the title "Cat" in script to the right; a name is incised in script around the circumference of the shoulder: "Rita Nasawaga Nakasa Navasa Nadraga." Lip is scalloped.

Deep bowl with thick sides and a rounded bottom. Rim has diagonal cross-hatching incised into surface.

Woven basket with circular shape and slightly rounded sides. The rim is formed from several strips of plant fibre that have been woven over top of, and there are two arched handles.

Light brown, circular open work basket with a rounded bottom and a thick, overcast rim; basket may have had two handles at one time.

One piece (part a) is a pointed end part of a coconut nutshell. The other piece (part b) is a middle section of a coconut nutshell.

Pot with five flared necks and a flared, solid foot.