The puppeteers of MYP3 created their own marionette puppet characters as part of their journey to reach the conceptual understanding “creative shows and presentations can communicate different perspectives and personal expressions”. Students developed their puppet-making skills by using materials such as wood, clay, foam, cloth, carven, vaseline, putty walls and acrylic colors. An amazing product and a great piece of art ! | Notion International School

Yoke Thé; Amazing Myanmar 🧡 Yoke Thé, also known as Burmese marionette puppetry, is a traditional performing art form in #Myanmar (formerly known as #Burma). It has a long #history and is deeply rooted in #Burmese #culture and #religious practices. Yoke thé #puppets are intricate, beautifully crafted #wooden marionettes that are manipulated using #strings attached to various parts of the puppet. The puppeteers, called yoke thé aye, control the movements of the puppets by skillfully manipulating