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Muckelbert the Bear is a hand puppet by Living Puppets. Muckelbert is a truly cuddly teddy bear. With his soft fur and friendly nature, Muckelbert is a true friend full of affection. His mouth and head are movable, and he stands 37 cm tall.

Muckelbert is part of Living Puppets’ animal collection. These puppets are perfect for hands of all sizes. Simply slide your hand into the opening on the animal’s belly or back to reach the movable mouth. With the movement of your hand, the puppet comes to life! Fun, funny, or maybe even a little stubborn at times, they offer a fascinating and adventure-filled experience for everyone!

The elephant puppet is the perfect prop for putting on a real "show"! There's a small piece of Velcro hidden at the tip of its trunk. The elephant will be able to save its two friends—the giraffe and the crocodile—who are drowning in the river... and when the audience sees the friends saved from drowning, success is guaranteed!

The elephant puppet is also a soft, plush cuddly toy, easy for little hands to grab thanks to all its little details, like the ears and the little ribbons on the elephant's hat. It comes with two finger puppets: a giraffe and a crocodile.

The Jungle Boogie collection, created in France by EBULOBO, tells the story of a group of friends who decide to take a safari tour group’s car to explore the world!

Ernest (Ernie in English) is a famous character from the television series Sesame Street. He lives with Bert in an apartment located at 1 Sesame Street.

The 65 cm Living Puppets® are particularly well-suited for play by both children and adults. Hand-operating the movable mouth is easy to learn: the puppeteer (child or adult) inserts their hand into the opening at the back of the puppet’s head. By moving your fingers, the puppet’s face or hands come to life: your puppet starts to move! The puppeteer can also slide both hands into the puppet’s hands (through the sleeve opening) to make it hold or pick something up, wave, or cover its face!

Bart (Bert in English) is a famous character from the television series Sesame Street. He lives with Ernest in an apartment located at 1 Sesame Street.

The 65-cm Living Puppets® are particularly well-suited for play by both children and adults. Operating the movable mouth with your hand is easy to learn: the puppeteer (child or adult) inserts their hand into the opening at the back of the puppet’s head. By moving your fingers, the puppet’s face or hands come to life: your puppet comes alive! The puppeteer can also slip both hands into the puppet’s sleeves (through the sleeve openings) to make it hold or pick something up, wave, or cover its face!

The Lari-fari hand puppet is part of the Karl Heinz Kauderwelsch & Konsorten collection from Living Puppets. Lari-fari is a vulture with a particularly flexible neck. "Larifari" means "blah-blah-blah" in French.

The puppets in this collection all speak a real gibberish—and yet they understand each other perfectly! Their necks can rotate 360 degrees, but please don’t overdo it, or they’ll get tangled up! The puppets in this collection are easy to handle and incredibly flexible.

The hand goes in under the body. The puppet is 54 cm tall.

Patriezius Piepspatz the Sparrow is a hand puppet by Living Puppets. Patriezius Piepspatz is a cute sparrow who loves to hop around in all directions. He stands 25 cm tall. Easy to operate, this puppet is sure to delight young and old alike!

Patriezius Piepspatz is part of Living Puppets’ animal collection. These puppets are perfect for hands of all sizes. Simply slide your hand into the opening on the animal’s belly or back to reach the movable mouth. With the movement of your hand, the puppet comes to life! Fun, funny, or maybe even a little stubborn at times, they offer a fascinating and adventure-filled experience for everyone!

He’s never heard of the extinction of the pterosaurs! On the contrary, Futschikado is bursting with energy and a zest for life. With his flexible neck, he can even look into every nook and cranny.

The Futschikado the Pterosaur hand puppet is part of the Karl Heinz Kauderwelsch & Konsorten collection from Living Puppets. The puppets in the collection all speak a real gibberish—and yet, they understand each other perfectly! Their necks rotate 360°, but please don’t overdo it, or else you’ll get a knot! The puppets in the collection are easy to handle and incredibly flexible.

The hand goes in under the body. The puppet is 50 cm tall.

Finchen is a character from Sesamstrasse, the German co-production of Sesame Street. Finchen is an orange snail with a yellow shell (with a hint of orange) on her back. She also wears glasses. Finchen loves skateboarding and has a vivid imagination. However, Finchen can sometimes be serious.

The 45-cm Sesame Street® hand puppets are particularly well-suited for use by both children and adults. They immediately come to life during play. The hand puppets all work on the same principle: the player, whether a child or an adult, operates the puppet with one hand through the opening at the head (flap mechanism). With the other hand, the player can simultaneously operate one of the puppet’s hands.

This 48-cm Hai the Shark hand puppet is part of the Wiwaldi & Co. collection by Living Puppets.

Wiwaldi & Co puppets are innovative, funny, witty, satirical, ironic,...

Wiwaldi—the dog has been a familiar face for many years on the cult German TV show "Zimmer frei!" and is the host of the first late-night puppet show, "Die Wiwaldi Show." He is accompanied by his equally popular colleagues and sidekicks: the old circus horse Horst-Pferdinant, the charming assistant Traudl, the drunken blue shark Hai, the pit bull Purzel, the sinister cockroach Kakerlak and his baby Kakerlaks, the whiny mop Jammerlappen, and the elderly couple Omi and Opi Flönz (originally from the Cologne area).

This 42-cm Traudl hand puppet is part of the Wiwaldi & Co. collection from Living Puppets.

Wiwaldi & Co puppets are innovative, funny, witty, satirical, ironic,...

Wiwaldi—the dog has been a familiar face for many years on the cult German TV show "Zimmer frei!" and is the host of the first late-night puppet show, "Die Wiwaldi Show." He is accompanied by his equally popular colleagues and sidekicks: the old circus horse Horst-Pferdinant, the charming assistant Traudl, the drunken blue shark Hai, the pit bull Purzel, the sinister cockroach Kakerlak and his baby Kakerlaks, the whiny mop Jammerlappen, and the elderly couple Omi and Opi Flönz (originally from the Cologne area).