Puppeteers, puppeteers' assistants, and puppet makers are the skilled artisans who bring these diverse forms of puppetry to life. They are the storytellers, craftsmen, and performers who dedicate their time and expertise to creating and manipulating puppets. From designing and building puppets to developing performances and scripts, these artisans play a crucial role in preserving and innovating the art of puppetry.
Marionettes are full-bodied figures controlled from above by strings attached to a control bar (cross). Each string connects to a different part of the body—head, shoulders, back, hands, and knees. different types of puppetry
Bunraku puppetry is a traditional form of Japanese puppetry that dates back to the 17th century. This type of puppetry involves highly skilled puppeteers manipulating intricately designed puppets, often made of wood, fabric, and metal. Bunraku puppets are known for their detailed craftsmanship and precise movements, which are used to retell classic Japanese stories and legends. Marionettes are full-bodied figures controlled from above by