Folkmanis Enchanted Tree Hand Puppet
Folkmanis Enchanted Tree hand puppet in brown plush with a face, green fabric leaves and a red fly agaric mushroom, angled view
Folkmanis Enchanted Tree hand puppet in brown plush with green felt leaves and a red toadstool, side view
Folkmanis Enchanted Tree hand puppet in brown plush with green leaves, a grumpy face and a red fly agaric mushroom, side view, 35 cm
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Just enchanting! This beautiful and multifunctional tree is specialised in telling bedtime stories. Mouth, eyes and branches all move, so the tree can look about and join the conversation.
Talking trees belong to the oldest stock of storytelling. In Norse tradition the world ash Yggdrasil carries nine worlds in its roots and branches; in Greek legend dryads live inside the trunks and die with them. In the Brothers Grimm a singing bird rises from the branches of a juniper tree, and Tolkien sent the Ents to war over a felled forest. A tree makes a rewarding stage figure for a plain reason: it stands still, it sees everything, and it has time.
Did you know that trees really are connected to one another? Through fungal networks at their roots they pass on sugars and nutrients and signal insect attacks to their neighbours, a system researchers half-jokingly call the wood wide web. The talking tree of the fairy tale turns out to be less invented than it looks.
| Typ: | hand puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | mouth, arms, eyes |
| Height approx.: | 38 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 213 g |
| Publication year: | July 2012 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Just enchanting! This beautiful and multifunctional tree is specialised in telling bedtime stories. Mouth, eyes and branches all move, so the tree can look about and join the conversation.
Talking trees belong to the oldest stock of storytelling. In Norse tradition the world ash Yggdrasil carries nine worlds in its roots and branches; in Greek legend dryads live inside the trunks and die with them. In the Brothers Grimm a singing bird rises from the branches of a juniper tree, and Tolkien sent the Ents to war over a felled forest. A tree makes a rewarding stage figure for a plain reason: it stands still, it sees everything, and it has time.
Did you know that trees really are connected to one another? Through fungal networks at their roots they pass on sugars and nutrients and signal insect attacks to their neighbours, a system researchers half-jokingly call the wood wide web. The talking tree of the fairy tale turns out to be less invented than it looks.
| Typ: | hand puppet |
|---|---|
| Playability: | mouth, arms, eyes |
| Height approx.: | 38 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 213 g |
| Publication year: | July 2012 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |