Folkmanis Pearl Dragon Wristlet Finger Puppet
Folkmanis pearl dragon wristlet finger puppet in white and silver with shimmering scales, mane and coiled tail, side view
Folkmanis white dragon wristlet finger puppet wrapped around an arm, with a scale texture and silver wings
Girl in a pink princess costume holding a white Folkmanis dragon finger puppet with silver wings and a curly tail against her cheek
Boy holding a Folkmanis white and silver dragon wristlet finger puppet on his hand, with the dragon looking up at his face
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This bright and shiny puppet dazzles as wearable art. An exquisite pearlescent dragon Finger Puppet, it is made for creative play and storytelling, with magnets in the tail that secure it around your wrist.
In Chinese painting the dragon is almost never shown without its pearl. The pearl floats before its mouth or rests in a claw, standing for wisdom, for the moon and for the force from which all growth comes. Unlike its European counterpart, this dragon hoards no treasure; it brings rain, and with the rain the harvest. Mother-of-pearl suits the idea: light breaks in many wafer-thin layers, so the colour seems to rise from somewhere deep inside.
Did you know that the Chinese New Year dragon dance is led by a pearl? One dancer carries it ahead on a pole, and the long dragon body follows it through the streets, winding after it as it goes. The longer the figure, the more luck it is said to bring — the largest dragons are carried by more than a hundred dancers.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 31 cm |
| Playability: | with magnet |
| Weight approx.: | 55 g |
| Publication year: | July 2021 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
This bright and shiny puppet dazzles as wearable art. An exquisite pearlescent dragon Finger Puppet, it is made for creative play and storytelling, with magnets in the tail that secure it around your wrist.
In Chinese painting the dragon is almost never shown without its pearl. The pearl floats before its mouth or rests in a claw, standing for wisdom, for the moon and for the force from which all growth comes. Unlike its European counterpart, this dragon hoards no treasure; it brings rain, and with the rain the harvest. Mother-of-pearl suits the idea: light breaks in many wafer-thin layers, so the colour seems to rise from somewhere deep inside.
Did you know that the Chinese New Year dragon dance is led by a pearl? One dancer carries it ahead on a pole, and the long dragon body follows it through the streets, winding after it as it goes. The longer the figure, the more luck it is said to bring — the largest dragons are carried by more than a hundred dancers.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Lenght approx.: | 31 cm |
| Playability: | with magnet |
| Weight approx.: | 55 g |
| Publication year: | July 2021 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |