Woman’s light purple, silk damask, long-sleeved, loose fitting blouse, with centre front opening and high collar. The collar is cut as one with the centre front panel, and the edge of this panel is the fabric selvage. The damask fabric is patterned with scattered floral motifs. The sleeves are straight, without cuffs, finished with the fabric selvage at the wrist. There are diamond-shaped gussets at the underarms. The bottom edge is unfinished. No fastenings.

Long multi-strand orange coloured beaded necklace. Each end has a woven fibre section. At one end of the fibre section there is a metal disk and at the other, is a woven fibre loop. At each end of the orange beaded strands are a series of larger dark blue, light orange, red and light blue beads.

Panel carved from stone depicting a central figure seated on a throne with a figure to his left and two to his right. There is a band of vegetal motif across the bottom.

Sculpture carved from one piece of stone depicting two figures, a male and female. The male figure has one arm around the female's shoulders, and both are wearing headdresses.

Sculpture of a female figure's partial torso, right arm and head. The figure is depicted as wearing a garment tied with a square knot over the bust, and a headdress. She is also holding an object in her hand.

Grey stone carving in deep relief of a human head wearing a large, three-tiered headdress-like hat; figure's eyes are closed; elongated earlobes. Carving is flat on the reverse.

Bronze statue of Vishnu standing on a lotus pedestal with a conical headdress, ear ornaments, necklaces and skirt with girdle. Four arms: rear hands hold a shakra and a noose; front left hand rests on a cane; front right hand held palm upwards.

Rectangular, dark green cotton loincloth with numerous vertical and horizontal rows of shells. There is a cylindrical shape piece of wood running through the top edge with thin brown twine holding the wood in place. The cloth is undecorated on the underside.

A piece which has wood sticks attached to each other with metal wire. The wood sticks are curved around to make a conical-like shape with one end larger than the other and then tapering down to a smaller end. The piece is covered with seventeen horizontal rows of cowrie shells and one vertical row of cowrie shells at the larger end.

Dark brown square-shaped metal coin. Has inscription on both sides.