The white eyes of this craftsmanship are made with cabulla rope, while the black dots are cow eye seeds. The owl's beak is formed by the shapaca seed, and the branches come from a fruit tree known as guava, decorated with artificial leaves. The white part where the clock is located is adorned with natural feathers. Its dimensions are approximately 70 to 80 cm in height by 20 to 25 cm in width, although they may vary slightly due to the thickness of the bolaina wood, which is cut with a chainsaw.