Long strips of bamboo are cut from a bamboo tube and raised by small blocks of wood. An I-shaped slit is cut into the bamboo. There is a decorative tail piece. Red tassels decorate one end of the instrument.

Rectangular mat made of strips of bamboo grass interwoven with dark brown, fibrous strips of bark.

Cylindrical container that has geometric bands of cross hatching to decorate one end of bamboo that is closed while the other end is open.

Cylindrical bamboo quiver (a) containing ten darts (b-k) and a small bamboo stick (l). Darts b-i have inverted conical attachments at one end. Stems of grass used as packing for darts.

A comb that has fifty short teeth. Two bamboo canes are split in the middle where the narrow strips of bamboo are inserted. The teeth of the comb are separated and held by the nylon thread.

A comb that has sixty-six short teeth and a horn handle with a pyramidal knobule finial at each end. There is a woven geometric design consisting of a pattern of lozenges.

Comb with 12 long thin teeth and a handle with a curved edge. The comb curves outwards from side to side.

Spoon carved from a single piece of bamboo cane. Handle has a flat surface; bowl has flat sides.

Pipe made from a silver mouthpiece and bowl attached to a short segment of hollow bamboo cane. Plait design in bands on bowl and mouthpiece. Mouthpiece and bowl have a band of gold colour.

Pipe made from a brass mouthpiece and bowl attached to a short segment of hollow bamboo cane; circular motifs in ink on bamboo.