Boar tusk armband, with small bulul figure (rice deity). The main armband section is made of curved boar tusks, with the ends attached together using rattan basketry strands, to form a circle. At one side of the band, a small male wooden figure is attached, using rattan strands threaded through holes in the base and around the legs. The figure is in a sitting position with his knees up. The figure has a round bundle of black and grey feathers projecting upward from his head. Tangkil boar’s tusk armlet (sometimes referred to as an upper arm bracelet or armband) with a small standing wooden “Bulul” figurine from Ifugao tribe in Northern Luzon, Philippines. Worn on upper arm by men. Made of boar’s tusk. Men wear a pair of these during ceremonies and rituals such as the begnas ritual for the rice production. This material is now considered an heirloom. Nowadays, this ornament is popularly reproduced and worn during cultural festivals.

Small basketry food tray table with a high wall and flaring lip. Tray is circular and has a tall foot, decorated with an open weave; foot tapers inward slightly towards base. Open weave design consists of a wavy line with a horizontal band through the centre. Bottom of foot consists of a thick piece of rattan(?), bound with staples. Mark stamped on base of tray.

Food carrying basket with three stacking sections (parts a-c) with a long rounded handle (part e) that loops down and up again along both sides, forming a carrying handle at top. The round containers are stacked together with a lid on the top one (part d); all three have side loops that slide over the upward bent halves of the handle, which helps hold them in place. Additional rings looped on either of handle. Twisted loop on top centre of lid, for handling. Large squat "X" designs on front and back sides of all containers. Entire basket is coloured red.

Calabash gourd container with woven basketry around the base and sides; small round opening at top of container. Basketry around sides consists of an open criss-cross pattern; two pieces of rattan circle top of gourd like a collar. Loops secure pieces of rattan on either side of container together; braided cord knotted through either loop, forming carrying strap. Basketry base functions as a foot for the container; has straight sides and jutting bottom edge.

Food carrying basket with three stacking sections with a long rounded handle that loops down and up again along both sides, forming a carrying handle at top. The round containers are stacked together with a lid on the top one; all three have side loops that slide over the upward bent halves of the handle, which helps hold them in place. Additional rings looped on either of handle. Lid on top container made of wood panels with angled rattan(?) sides; loop on top centre, for handling. Large squat "X" designs on front and back sides of all containers. Entire basket is coloured red.

Basketry food tray table with a high wall and flaring lip. Tray is circular and has a tall foot, decorated with an open weave; foot tapers inward slightly towards base. Open weave design consists of a wavy line with a horizontal band through the centre. Bottom of foot consists of a thick piece of rattan(?), bound with staples. Mark stamped on base of tray.

Woven pouch-like basket with an attached lid and long metal chain strap. Basket body is wedge-shaped with an oval-shaped opening and reinforced base; reinforcements consist of braided patches on the corners and a rod connecting the corners. Lid has a loop clasp that secures to a knob on front centre of basket. Metal strap is strung through three loops on basket front; loops are on either side of opening and towards bottom front centre. Basket is made of naturally coloured fibres; mostly yellow with brown coils wrapped around edges for decoration.

Woven basketry pouch, or purse; made from a rattan-like material. Pouch has a rounded base and front; sides taper inward at top and back of pouch flattens. Four triangular protrusions extend from top of basket; outer triangles shorter than inner. Long shoulder strap is attached to back of inner triangles. Pouch opens at the top with round flap and has a front loop closure. Below opening is a band with fringe along its bottom edge; band circles front of pouch, back is undecorated. Red yarn tassels are attached to the two outer triangles; additional yarn decoration attached to loop closure.

Flexible basketry pouch, or carrier, woven from rattan strips. Opening is circular, base is hexagon-shaped. Coil decoration along top edge, protruding upward. Checkerboard pattern across sides. Squares consist of plain golden brown, black, and decorated. Designs in those squares are plain lines, mixed with bands full of zigzags; done in black. Identical decorated bands on base, along left and right sides. Rest of base is covered with plain horizontal and vertical lines. Woven straps on either side of pouch. They are tied together and threaded through two loops attached to the base. Black zigzags and “V’-shaped designs throughout straps.

Rigid cylindrical basket (part a) with a separate lid (part b). Body of basket made of bark, covered in woven strips of rattan(?). It has a wide circular opening and square base, with a short foot. Basket is shaped with four exterior coils of rattan(?) around the top third, and two rods along each side. Rods and coils are dyed dark red, and tied to the basket with plant fibre. Three decorative bands woven around basket; two towards opening, one along bottom edge. Top two bands have identical patterns consisting of a grid with a zigzag overtop, zigzag is made of connected diamonds; bottom band filled with horizontal chevrons. All designs are done in dark brown. Entire back of basket is covered with vertical strips of rattan(?). Long piece of bark cloth looped through strips, forming three straps. Label attached to interior of basket. Lid is made of animal skin and has a long lip, that fits over the top of the basket. It has an internal circular frame, made of bark. Skin is stretched over the frame and secured with a rattan(?) coil, dyed dark red, and plant fibre ties.