Burmese Puppetry

Burmese Puppetry

Axel R. H. Bruns
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2007 · English · Paperback
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Delving into the fascinating world of Burmese puppetry, the author invites readers to explore a rich cultural tradition that has captivated audiences for centuries. With meticulous research and engaging prose, the book sheds light on the intricate techniques and artistic expressions embedded in this ancient craft. Each chapter unfolds the historical journey of puppetry in Burma, revealing its significance in local rituals and storytelling traditions.

Bruns weaves in vibrant descriptions of the colorful puppets and the skilled puppeteers who bring them to life, capturing the delicate movements that enchant viewers. The text draws attention to the fusion of art and performance, where every puppet tells a story and every show is a celebration of culture.

The author also emphasizes the importance of preservation in a rapidly changing world, highlighting efforts to keep this unique heritage alive amidst modernization. Richly illustrated and deeply informative, this work serves as a crucial resource for enthusiasts and scholars alike. It is a celebration of an art form that transcends time, inviting readers to appreciate the beauty and depth of Burmese puppetry.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 156 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2007
Publisher White Lotus Co Ltd
ISBN-10 9744800887
ISBN-13 9789744800886

Genres

History Art & Photography
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