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Infinite water, endless possibilities.
The Luta Bowl, which has emerged in ancient India in 3000 BC, is the oldest form of documented magic. Originally used in ceremonies to perform miracles, it has since become one of the accessories most commonly used by magicians. The endless goblet takes up this old and classic effect and brings it into the modern era.
The endless goblet looks like a coffee cup or an ordinary ceramic cup, but it can hide almost half a cup of liquid without flowing. It allows you to pour the liquid into the cup when you wish.
With the Endless Cup, you can make a variety of routines, including:
The Luta Bowl, which has emerged in ancient India in 3000 BC, is the oldest form of documented magic. Originally used in ceremonies to perform miracles, it has since become one of the accessories most commonly used by magicians. The endless goblet takes up this old and classic effect and brings it into the modern era.
The endless goblet looks like a coffee cup or an ordinary ceramic cup, but it can hide almost half a cup of liquid without flowing. It allows you to pour the liquid into the cup when you wish.
With the Endless Cup, you can make a variety of routines, including:
- The classic routine of the water self-reproductive water cup.
- The routine of the three small paper balls, inspired by René Lavand.
- The water disappears from the cup and reappears.
- Appearance of the drink chosen by the public in the cup.
- Production of water and living fish.
- Water transformation into juice or other drinks.
- The unique internal structure of the cup makes its production in series difficult. This is why we use 3D printing by photoducing to create a single room. The surface is then painted and finished by hand so that the final product looks like an ordinary cup, even closely. The secret components are cleverly hidden at the sight of the public, which makes it possible to clearly show the interior and the bottom of the cup.
Features :
- A modern version of Luta Bowl, the oldest magic round in the world.
- Looks like a ceramic cup or a teaspoon of ordinary appearance.
- Allows you to hide almost half a cup of liquid without leak.
- Multipurly enough to be integrated transparently into many conventional effects.
- Photopolymerized 3D printing, hand painted surface and molding in one room for a high quality finish.
- Net display of the interior and bottom of the cup.
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