String Puppets are typically small in size, ranging from a few inches to a few feet.

Wood is the most commonly used material for making String Puppets due to its durability and ease of carving.

Strings are attached to various parts of the String Puppet, allowing the puppeteer to manipulate its movements.

Folk Music is commonly used to accompany String Puppet performances, as it reflects the cultural traditions and stories associated with the puppets.

Rajasthan is known for its vibrant tradition of String Puppets, with various forms such as Kathputli and Kachchhwa being popular.

Golems are not a type of String Puppet found in India. They are mythical creatures from Jewish folklore.

String Puppets are used for entertainment, education, and religious rituals in traditional Indian society.

Science Fiction is not a common theme in String Puppet performances, as they typically focus on traditional stories and cultural narratives.

String Puppets are controlled by strings that are attached to various parts of their body, allowing the puppeteer to manipulate their movements.

The term 'Puppeteer' is used to describe the person who operates String Puppets.

Metal is not a common material used for making the strings of String Puppets due to its rigidity and weight.

Marionette Stage is a traditional form of stage specifically designed for String Puppet performances.

Swimming is not a common type of movement associated with String Puppets due to their limited range of motion.

Puppetry is the term used to describe the art of making and performing with String Puppets.

Bunraku is a type of String Puppet found in Japan, not in India.