Puppet exhibition by Dhaatu Puppet Theatre, Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Puppet exhibition by Dhaatu Puppet Theatre, Bangalore / Bengaluru

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8.2 – Great / Excellent

 

Recently visited the Puppet show & exhibition by Anupama Hoskere, producer and director of Dhaatu Puppet Theatre, Bangalore / Bengaluru. Their aim is to bringing India’s great treasure trove of stories- from historical epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, literary masterpieces of poetic greats like Bhasa and Kalidasa and the many stories of India’s great sages, kings and thinkers- to the audience through the Indian traditional puppetry art form.

The puppet doll’s body mainly comprises wood and every part of the body is connected to the other through thick threads. An outer coating with cloth is given to ensure the figure is maintained. Wood powder and tamarind are used to give it a glossy finish and they are painted with acrylic colours. To ease the hand movements, the dolls are made lightweight. Kudos to the Dhaatu Puppet Theatre team for doing a great job in preserving the wonderful Indian puppet art form.

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