Folkmanis Mini Dragon Finger Puppet
Folkmanis mini dragon finger puppet in turquoise mint with purple wings, balancing on a palm for size comparison
Folkmanis dragon finger puppet in teal-blue with purple mesh wings, back spines, and upright body, shown from a diagonal angle
Folkmanis mini dragon finger puppet in teal green with purple wings, held against a child's cheek
Girl holding a Folkmanis mini dragon finger puppet in blue-green with purple wings on the palm of her hand
Girl holding a Folkmanis mini dragon finger puppet in mint green with purple wings in both hands against a white background
€17.90
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Harness the power of imagination and fantasy with the magical Folkmanis Mini Dragon finger puppet.
In China and Japan, the dragon is traditionally not a monster but a bringer of luck and water, watching over rivers and seas and calling the rain. For centuries the Chinese emperor claimed the dragon as his personal emblem, and certain dragon motifs were reserved for the imperial court alone. Every summer, the Dragon Boat Festival sees teams race brightly painted dragon boats across rivers in many parts of China. Unlike its European counterpart, the East Asian dragon usually has a long, serpentine body without wings and is shown swimming through the air rather than flying on them.
Did you know that dragons are considered symbols of strength and good fortune in various cultures? They appear in stories and legends around the world, captivating people for centuries.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Height approx.: | 12 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 27 g |
| Publication year: | January 2024 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |
Harness the power of imagination and fantasy with the magical Folkmanis Mini Dragon finger puppet.
In China and Japan, the dragon is traditionally not a monster but a bringer of luck and water, watching over rivers and seas and calling the rain. For centuries the Chinese emperor claimed the dragon as his personal emblem, and certain dragon motifs were reserved for the imperial court alone. Every summer, the Dragon Boat Festival sees teams race brightly painted dragon boats across rivers in many parts of China. Unlike its European counterpart, the East Asian dragon usually has a long, serpentine body without wings and is shown swimming through the air rather than flying on them.
Did you know that dragons are considered symbols of strength and good fortune in various cultures? They appear in stories and legends around the world, captivating people for centuries.
| Typ: | finger puppet |
|---|---|
| Height approx.: | 12 cm |
| Weight approx.: | 27 g |
| Publication year: | January 2024 |
| Care Instructions: | Care and Cleaning Guide |