The wooden stands start with handmade ornaments and are remade from discarded redwood. Redwood has been used to make furniture throughout the history of various ethnic groups. Its wood is hard and durable. Redwood has high density and slow growth. Due to over-logging, it has become rare and has now evolved into a symbol of status and wealth. Traditional mahogany furniture is square and square. After cutting, the remaining piles of wood end up moldy and rotten. Muli collected these woods, cut and polished them with hand saws and sandpaper, and added hexagonal Bronze fittings to create Muli-style ornaments.