10. Getting to know the materials
Exhibit text
Here is a small selection of various materials that can be used to build a puppet. You may gently touch the materials to feel their characteristics.
Bodies
- Fabric
- Leather
- Burlap
- Papier mâché head
- Silicone fragments of a face
- Flex foam hands
- Hands made of two-component foam covered with kraft paper
- Hands made of two-component plastic
- Feet made of puttied and primed papier mâché
- Feet made of two-component foam
Eyes
- Wood
- Plastic stone
- Buttons
- Plastic
- 3D printed ears
- 3D printed ears covered with kraft paper
Teeth
- PVC
- Plastic
Hair
- Various strings
- Synthetic wig
- Nylon thread
- Lama hair
- Feather boa
- Yarn
- Textile
Description
A slanted table about 80 cm tall and 180 cm wide, with an upright stand 160 cm tall behind it.
Various puppet materials are attached to the table. To the left of each material sample are tactile numbers.
In the lower right corner of the table are the exhibit number, the NFC symbol and a QR code — scanning it lets you experience the exhibition in an accessible way.
In the upper right corner of the table are four openings, from left to right, holding tactile cards with the materials of the table.
The materials are:
Bodies
- Fabric
- Leather
- Burlap
- Papier mâché head
- Silicone fragments of a face
- Flex foam hands
- Hands made of two-component foam covered with kraft paper
- Hands made of two-component plastic
- Feet made of puttied and primed papier mâché
- Feet made of two-component foam
Eyes
- Wood
- Plastic stone
- Buttons
- Plastic
- 3D printed ears
- 3D printed ears covered with kraft paper
Teeth
- PVC
- Plastic
Hair
- Various strings
- Synthetic wig
- Nylon thread
- Lama hair
- Feather boa
- Yarn
- Textile
Sign language
The video is in Estonian sign language.
Simplified text
Puppet materials
Puppets can be made from these things.
Touch them gently.