These woven cane objects appear to have served as a pair of leg ornaments or shin guards, likely for a male warrior or official. The canes are tightly woven together in a polychrome concentric diamond pattern. The undecorated posterior has a cotton plain-weave lining that is stuffed with camelid hair. The latter provided padding behind the protective or decorative cane frame. Remains of straps at the edges likely served as ties around the leg.

This large mantle is composed of two plain weave cotton segments with decorated corners. The corners along one side panel bear simple concentric diamonds created by supplemental red fibers. Along the other side, the corners are elaborated through a figurative block pattern of six distinct color pairs set in diagonal rows. The block figures are generally quadrupedal (with four legs), with long mouths and marked tails.