Traditional Chinese shadow play figures, handcrafted for display, play, and cultural appreciation. These figures reflect a two thousand year history of shadow puppetry that originated in China and have been collected by museums worldwide. Key benefits Cultural and decorative: Authentic folkart style suitable for display, collection, or as a cultural gift. Educational and creative: Using the figures for storytelling and performance encourages practical skills, hand coordination, and imaginative thinking. Playable and durable: Articulated parts and sturdy materials make the figures suitable for repeated handling and varied poses. What you get Package contents: 1 pack of shadow play figures. Package size: 38 x 24 cm (15 x 9.5 inch). Materials: leather and plastic hard shell. Construction: Each figure is handmade through dozens of processes. Hand cutting and carving produce detailed, vivid forms. Joints are flexible so each character can assume multiple positions. Features Handcrafted detail: Knife work and hand finishing create delicate, precise features and lifelike silhouettes. Bold color and style: Strong color contrasts and traditional folk motifs highlight regional aesthetic and visual impact. Flexible articulation: Multiple movable parts allow a wide range of poses for shadow performance or display. Authentic craft: Each piece is finished by hand, reflecting traditional techniques used in shadow puppetry. Typical uses Educational workshops and classroom projects for art, history, or cultural studies. Family storytelling and small shadow performances at home or community events. Decorative display in museums, galleries, study rooms, or as part of a cultural collection. Care and handling Handle the leather figures gently to preserve painted surfaces and joint mechanisms. Store flat in the provided package or a dry, shaded place to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or moisture. This handcrafted shadow play set combines traditional craftsmanship, flexible playability, and cultural value for collectors, educators, and anyone interested in performing arts and folk traditions.