One of the museum’s smallest exhibits which opened our eyes to an amazing Korean tradition.
Shake it and the seeds will rattle like a maraca attracting an audience so you can tell this sad Peruvian tale.
The Raven Artbox and The Shropshire Craft Box, two automata by Andy Hazell, held some visitors spellbound, while others just couldn’t stop turning the handles.
A commissioned artefact to tell “three brother / three sister stories”. Share in the process of its creation.
Three different displays at three different sites. How Mythstories highlighted Egyptian stories in their galleries.
A traditional Ethiopian story cloth used to tell the story of King Soloman and the Queen of Sheba.
A scroll depicting eight Chinese superheroes always fascinated visitors to the real life museum, not least for the story of the 8th immortal, Zhang Guo Lao.
Rainforest Stories show us how important conservation really is and why we should care.
Ten Paintings and a hinged oven door revealing a skunk tell eleven stories and show us how stories can chart the movement of peoples.
The constituent parts of the museum’s Ramayana Constellation and a little about its creation and history.
Yama the Hindu God of Death and Justice was the subject of two ‘Bargain with death’ tales in the museum.
Wayang Golek Puppet Theatre is a key part of the storytelling tradition in Java and Indonesia.
The Temple Cloths of the Vagri community of Gujarat tell not one but many stories.
Information on these beautiful concertina palm leaf books from Southern India.
The rich Russian tradition of telling tales with folk-art objects was much encouraged after the Russian Revolution in the early 20th Century.
An artefact created by Young Storytellers to tell tales of their home town.
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