This wooden box, decorated with stylized carvings of flowers and other imagery associated with Xōchiquetzal, contained a singular crystal cup with detailed etchings depicting flowers, a number of earthen-work jars filled with colourful powders, a small stone mortar and pestle, and highly decorated stirring sticks made from carved human bone.

By pouring boiling water in the crystal cup, adding a pinch of the powder from one of the jars, and stirring with the provided stirring stick, a perfume can be made that replicates the smell of any flower on earth. Careful mixing of several powders in this way allows the creation of many unique and alluring perfumes. The perfume box only works for small amounts of perfume.