As in her other lacquer paintings Medvedeva favors a palette full of pastels and cool colors, which she uses here. A trademark of Medvedeva's work is the elongated and exaggerated features the subjects in her composition have. Intricate and detailed decoration of the background foliage gives this piece high aesthetic complexity. Her style also reflects that of ancient icon painting, which holds no regard for spatial and temporal normality's that are common in everyday life. The box is constructed out of paper-mache made in the village of Mstera.
Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior and red lacquer to paint the interior of the scene.
Aluminum paint is used to paint the rolling scrollwork around the scene and around the sides of the box. On the lid there are a few minor irregularities in the lacquer where the filigree is painted, which are not as black as the original coating of lacquer. This is very subtle and minor in scale and will not detract from the value of the box. The box has a hinge above the composition and rests on a flat bottom. Upon completing the work on this piece the artist writes the title above the painting, and writes Mstera and initials her name below the painting.