11. Large demonstration puppet
Exhibit text
This puppet shows various ways to depict joints, muscles and bones. You may gently touch the puppet to see and feel the differences and possibilities these methods offer.
Parts of the puppet
- Webbing strap
- Foam rubber
- Plywood
- Rubber joint
- Hinge
- Wood joint
- Screw eye
- String
- Wire hinge
- Wooden stick
- Leather strip joint
- Spring
Description
Attached to a pedestal about 180 cm tall is a puppet whose different body parts can be touched.
The joints between body parts, and in places the puppet's insides, are visible. The different body parts and joints are marked with tactile numbers.
At the right edge of the pedestal, about 80 cm from the floor, is a wooden pocket holding tactile cards with the names and numbers of the materials.
Above the pocket are the exhibit number, the NFC symbol and a QR code — scanning it lets you experience the exhibition in an accessible way.
The materials and their numbers are:
- Webbing strap
- Foam rubber
- Plywood
- Rubber joint
- Hinge
- Wood joint
- Screw eye
- String
- Wire hinge
- Wooden stick
- Leather strip joint
- Spring
Sign language
The video is in Estonian sign language.
Simplified text
The skeleton of a theatre puppet
Touch the puppet!
What are the puppet's bones and joints made of?