One of the attractions of the regional fairs at one time was this puppet. Today, not only the children but also an entire generation has forgotten this. Kolkata Centre for Creativity made a small initiative to introduce this Palm Leaf Sepoy to this generation alongside many dazzling electric toys. KCC organized a workshop on the making of Bengal’s oldest form of rod puppet. This workshop has sincerely conveyed the message of sustainability through the encouragement of making palm leaf puppets. ‘Taal Patar Sepai’ or Palm Leaf Sepoy is one of the oldest forms of Indian puppetry as well as Bengal. These puppets are made of dried palm leaves. Dried palm leaves are also used for making other handicrafts which are used for household purposes too such as chatai (like a stool; something which is used to sit on), hand fans, hats and more. Pattachitra on palm leaves is an acclaimed art in Odisha. The workshop led to an interesting part where the participants engaged in a talk session, in order to underline traditional and entertaining aspects of puppetry.