The palette used is much darker and conveys a gloomier atmosphere than the one found in the original. The utilization of the foliage and plants in the scene to show the strength of the wind is executed very effectively. The ominous clouds in the background work to match the dark water in the stream, which gives the composition a degree of balance. This box was painted during one of Kholuy's periods of experimentation in which some artists were using oil paints. The box is constructed from paper-mache made in the village of Kholuy.
Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior of the box and red lacquer for the interior.
The box has a hinge located to the left of the composition and rests on a flat bottom. Upon completing the work on this piece the artist writes the title, Kholuy, and signs her initials at the bottom of the scene.