The Sicilian Puppet Theatre, known as Opera dei Pupi, is a traditional form of puppetry originating from Sicily, Italy. It features intricately crafted marionettes that are manipulated by puppeteers, often depicting stories from Italian history and chivalric tales, particularly those of Charlemagne and his knights. The performances are characterized by vibrant costumes, dramatic storytelling, and lively music. This art form has deep cultural roots and is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. The puppets are typically made of wood and adorned with elaborate decorations, reflecting the rich artistic traditions of Sicily. Today, the Sicilian Puppet Theatre continues to be celebrated and preserved by local artisans and performers.