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.

Small black coloured human figure broken off at the knees (part a). Figure has large ears and lips, and thin outstretched arms winnowing rice in a large circular container (kpomou). Part b is the base of the figure that has broken off, consisting of a square piece of metal with two feet and part of one lower leg attached. Part of the legs, from between the two pieces, are missing.

A light brown-yellow plant fibre woven purse with an overlapping flap and a handle. There are two compartments inside.

A fibre woven bag with two handles. The design has a light brown background with six horizontal rows in the middle and alternating squares of red throughout. The rim and the handles are red.

A light brown container with the upper half having an oval-like shape and the lower half having a round shape. The design consist of spirals, zig zags, straight lines, and dots. Through a hole at the top there is a fibre looped cord tied. Within the container is a piece of woven fibre.

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.

An ornament with the central piece being a flat, round, circular shell from which dangles a cowrie shell surrounded by black-brown seed beads and two strings of green and red beads with a seashell at each end and a plant fibre, possibly grass, below. The central piece has the following written in pencil: "BELE & KARE Tamana".