"They are made with aromatic linaloe wood. With a lacquer technique, mythical and traditional figures and colors of Mexico are shaped by hand. They are made by hand in a very traditional way with vegetable and natural paints that the artisans produce (chia oil , tecoxtle, quartz, limestone, cotton fiber and natural pigments). The artisans use tools that help to shape the decoration, such as: maguey thorns, guizache thorns, agates and jades, deer tails, turkey feathers , etc., preserving this art of pre-Hispanic origin. Olinala boxes are one of the 14 denominations of origin that Mexico has."