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This 72-cm Omi Flönz 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).

Embark on an adventure with the Mini Narwhal finger puppet, an Arctic animal. Its long horn has earned it the nickname "unicorn of the seas."

This fascinating blue whale hand puppet features realistic printed skin, a movable mouth, and metallic-colored baleen to glide through the seas of imagination.

The blue whale is a marine mammal. Weighing in at 150 tons, this species of whale is the largest animal in the world.

This chipmunk puppet is an adorable, easy-to-operate hand puppet that you'll quickly fall in love with.

Chipmunks (as they are known in North America) are a group of ground-dwelling squirrels, all of which are found in North America, with the exception of the Siberian chipmunk, which is found in Eurasia. There are about twenty different species.

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts.

This American alligator hand puppet is very lifelike. Its dorsal ridges are made of velvet and its teeth are made of soft plastic. This alligator is cuddly: it’s crouching on the riverbank, ready to dive into your home!

Alligators have a broad, somewhat rounded snout (unlike crocodiles, which have a slender, pointed head). There are two species: the American alligator (found in the southern part of North America) and the Chinese alligator.

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts.

This 66-cm Wiwaldi the Dog 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).

This 62-cm cockroach 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).

Gisela the Duck is a hand puppet by Living Puppets. With Gisela, there’s no such thing as an ugly duckling. She stands 35 cm tall. Easy to operate, she’ll delight young and old alike!

Gisela 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 perhaps even a bit stubborn at times, they offer a fascinating and adventure-filled experience for everyone!

Wauwi the Dog is a hand puppet from Living Puppets. Wauwi is a cute little dog who can’t wait to play with you. He measures 33 cm. Easy to operate, he’ll delight young and old alike!

Wauwi 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!

This little brown cat is a hand puppet from Living Puppets. It’s a real cuddly cat with movable arms and head. It measures 33 cm. Easy to operate, it will delight young and old alike!

This little brown cat 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 will come to life! Fun, funny, or maybe even a little stubborn at times, they offer a fascinating and adventure-filled experience for everyone!

Sammy the Turtle is a hand puppet from Living Puppets. Sammy the Turtle isn't fast, but she's always kind. She stands 54 cm tall. Easy to operate, she'll delight young and old alike!

Sammy 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!

Grover, the famous character from the TV series *Sesame Street*, appears here as the superhero Super Grover, wearing a cape and a helmet reminiscent of a medieval helmet.

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!