Textile Panel (towel?) of pink and brown screenprinted cotton with detailed figured stripes; two floral plant-like designs alternate horizontally; shorter edges are finished, long edges are unfinished; design is somewhat like Indian sub-continent designs.
Textile Panel to accessorize matching dress of Siapo cloth, made from pounding the inner bark of the Mulberry tree, with painted designs in black, brown and clay red on natural white ground; can be used as a wrap skirt to go underneath dress or as a hanging.
Textile Panel of clay brown cotton with a square block print in dark brown of vertical rows of geometric patterned bands and a Tiki God totem or idol; design is lined up and covers the entire surface; The name of the Tiki God is, Ku.
Textile Panel from a vest from a village costume of solid embroidery in cotton, silk and goat's hair in the characteristic village design; colors are red, yellow, black, olive, grey with accents of pink and orange.
Textile fragment of natural linen (probably from a towel) embroidered in bright red, purple, black and metallic gold; edged in needle lace and sequins; floral motifs and geometric, linear designs.