The special construction of the wheels, which consist of sixteen wedge-shaped pieces of wood arranged in a circle and joined together with a metal ring make the sound of each oxcart unique. Specifically for that purpose the pieces of wood have been chosen to create a pleasing sound when the metal strikes the wheel hub. Later when the oxcarts became a symbol of individual pride better quality wood has been used to make the sound even better.
Today the cart is mostly used as art and can be found in different places of the country or is presented during national parades. However, since the oxcarts have become an obsolete means of transport the demand for carts has declined, and therefore the number of artisans who master the technique of making and decorating them has also declined in recent decades. Today the cart is mostly used as art and can be found in different places of the country, such as restaurants or museums or is presented during national parades.