A diorama is a three-dimensional model or scene that represents a specific environment, event, or concept, often in a miniature scale. It typically includes detailed backgrounds, figures, and various elements to enhance realism and storytelling. Dioramas can be used for educational purposes, artistic expression, or hobbyist projects and are popular in museums, classrooms, and among model enthusiasts.

Key Characteristics of a Diorama:

• 3D Representation: Creates a lifelike, immersive experience.
• Contextual Detail: Often includes background scenery, such as landscapes or architectural structures.
• Scale Models: Usually made at a reduced scale to accurately depict the subject.
• Narrative Element: Often tells a story or demonstrates a specific moment in time.