266 x 207 mm. An elaborately posed group in front of their house. The photographer has been at pains to introduce into the picture as many artefacts and utensils as possible.

Roth identifies the following components of the photograph:
A slabit for carrying back loads; behind it the frame on which the women stretch their yarn for tying in the patterns by the process of saving, and afterwards brushing on the dye.
Thin drum, with fish trap (ensenga) behind it; further to the right, a rice basket, and in the background a heap of palm leaf for atap.
Mother seated on woven cloth.
Father seated on map.
Belle, in festive attire; head dress of beads threaded on brass wire (?) brass aigrettes, small pieces of coloured cloth; whole dress hidden by festoons of beads.
Girls seated on woven cloth; corset ornamented with sheet brass; armlets of large shells.
Hat hidden by shield.
Water gourds.
Dulang - wooden trough for catching rain water (?).
Scupper for excavating post holes.
Atap apong - palm leaf roof.
Atap Papan - shingle roof.

In Roth (1896), this photograph is entitled 'A Rejang River Dyak House' and credited to 'Mr Lambert of Singapore'. Photograph by G.R. Lambert and Co.