This barn quilt pattern features an aerial view of a Honduran folk dancing group. Onlookers can witness the whimsical "La Tusa" dance from the street, where male dancers offer their partners a corn husk. This playful gesture initially upsets the women until they adorn their hair with a wheat flower, enchanting them again. The mural is a tribute to Honduran folk traditions and highlights Latin American cultural representation and inclusion in the Northwest Arkansas community.

The mural shows Honduran popular lifestyle and history through a collage of iconic themes and symbols. The composition outlines Honduras' map, encouraging exploration of the country's unique aspects. The artwork is a colorful and comprehensive tribute to Honduras' cultural heritage and its people's creativity and talent.