Fallas, a traditional Valencian celebration, involves the creation of large sculptures (ninots) that are displayed and ultimately burned on March 19th for Saint Joseph's Day. Over the years, the materials and techniques used to create these figures have evolved from wood and wax to modern materials like polyester and styrofoam while still being a significant cultural event. The process of creating fallas is intricate and requires approval from neighborhood associations, showcasing both artistic creativity and community involvement.