Long, rectangular sheer red cloth with raw ends and sides.

A long, rectangular, sheer, very pale light green fabric with woven horizontal bands consisting of an alternating pattern between flowers and shell-like bow-tie-like shapes. Edged with orange and gold-coloured threads.

Woman’s backless blouse with plain bodice, pieced from blue, yellow and red cotton broadcloth, and decorative elbow length sleeves, pieced from panels of embroidery and jacquard-woven ribbon. It has a V neckline in the front and ties at the centre back neck and at the waist with self-fabric ties. The embroidered panels on the sleeves are embellished with metal sequins and mirrors. There is a small pocket on the lower right side of the blouse.

A metal fish that can stand on its three legs. There is a geometric pattern design of rows of concentric circles in between vertical lines.

Red silk textile with alternating diagonal rows of black, green and white embroidered flowers. Borders at one edge, embroidered white floral border above, and black and white embroidered flowers between two thin green strips. Gold coloured fabric on reverse.

Very long, narrow, black and grey textile, decorated with many horizontal rows of resist-dyed or painted red disks that are overprinted or stamped with black cross-shaped motifs, like petals of a flower. Sections woven with wool or goat hair yarns alternate with sections woven with cotton yarns. Long black fringes at each end are made by tightly twisting the warp yarns.

A long wood stick wrapped with pink string at both ends which have metal covering. Attached there is a long fibre cord.

A long wood stick with a cross bar tied with string near one end and an angled piece pointing outward with a triangular protrusion at the other end.

A hollow stick that has been grooved so that it can expand into a larger oval shape around which there is a red fabric rim stitched to the object.

A metal sword with a flat long slightly curved blade. The hilt has a circular pommel, a grip, a cross-guard with circular knobs at each end, and langets.