Then there are more private houses to the left of the Cathedral. A bridge on the other side of the settlement is hidden behind some homes and a local convenience store. The color palette is cool and brisk, which is typical of the harsh winter weather in Kholuy. The houses, which represent warmth and refuge from the cold are depicted in red tones. The box is made out of paper-mache produced in the city that is depicted on this box.
Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior and red lacquer to paint the interior of the box.
For decoration the scene is framed with aluminum beading, and is surrounded by a band of black lacquer, which is once again surrounded by aluminum filigree resembling foliage. A wave like scrollwork design wraps around the sides of the box. The box has no hinge and rests on a flat bottom. Upon completing the work here the artist writes Kholuy and signs her name under the scene on the lid.