Magic by Tejinaya

TAKAMIZ USUI's LATEST WORK The performer picks up a regular puzzle cube and a small one as well. He also takes out a box where the small puzzle cube fits perfectly. First, the performer turns his back so he does not see what follows. A spectator is asked to place the small cube in...

When you show a silk, you want it to look ordinary and natural. Not like a magic prop. This Syouma Silk looks like a real handkerchief! It has a beautiful design, and is printed on thin, high quality silk, made in Japan. With the Syouma Silk, you can perform silk magic...

Make a plastic bottle suddenly and mysteriously appear from a towel, newspaper, etc. It is easy to make and practical. Includes gimmick and online instructions. A real fooler! Towel and newspaper not included.

Here's an effect where a Rubik's Cube multiplies and vanishes! And, this can be repeated several times! It opens the door to the new possibilities for the Rubik's Cube! This gimmick can help during times that would normally cause suspicion - the gimmick's composition covers those moments of...

The magician shows a stack of brightly-colored Christmas cards, as if pieces of a puzzle. These are shown one at a time and placed back into the stack. The cards are scattered and bundled up... and, the next moment... the individual cards have turned into a single big Christmas sheet! ...

This is Mr. Mott-sun's latest work which allows you to have coins appeared one after another right between your fingers. There are 4 types of coins including Half dollar and Chinese coin showing up one by one in the blink of an eye, eventually a note shows up. This is an amazing work on visual...

A Rubik's cube puzzle that is thoroughly mixed is placed on the palm of the hand. Just tossing it over from the right hand to the left with the pom-poms a couple of times, you'll get the whole picture - it is completely solved! The complete cube can then be handed over to the audience. Very easy...

This is the ultimate "match" in magic!! Five JUMBO playing cards are shown, and each has been split into two halves. These a very big cards! Each half is almost the same size as A4 size. Your audience volunteer places a half card on a table, face down. Each time they place one down, you do the same...