English
GNOMES HAT
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Before officially presenting this accessory, let's discuss an old subject often discussed in magic.
This is something that we often face during the execution of routines that use classic magic accessories, but we often do not know: what then?
In fact, we don't just want to Describe the appearance of the accessory in magic, for example: whether it is a wooden box, or a metal stick, or a leather tube, etc. On the contrary, how to explain to the public the raison d'être of this object? After all, no one around the world, apart from the magicians, has seen something like that in all their life.
We should keep an impassive face and justify that it is "a mysterious magic object". Even if the public does not suspect that it is only an accessory or a toy, it can very well make sure that the public reactions are missing somewhat!
Although this concept is quite simple, it is also a Very important and fundamental theory in magic: We need a plot or reason to rationalize the accessories themselves.
Several months ago, we received a routine submission, which perfectly embodies the interpretation of the theory above, and which ultimately breathed a new life into the classic accessory that we know under the name of "Leather cone".
This wonderful idea comes from the Chilean magician Sebastian with creation "The Gnome's Hat".
The basic routine is as follows:
A small leather cone is exposed and you explain to the public that it is the hat of a gnome (dwarf, fairy, elf) and that it has magical properties. Each time you put a room under the hat, it teleports (one by one). Once all the teleported pieces, A small gnome will then appear from the hat!
You can also adjust the order of this scenario according to your needs and reveal only the leather cone (which is actually a gnome hat), after the appearance of the gnome.
Sebastian rationalized the "leather cone" and applies to the magic of parts in a very innovative way. However, unlike most magic of parts that require a lot of skillful sleight of hand, here this practically requires no complex and/or suspicious movement.
In addition, for sleepers of sleight of hand, we could still extend the routine and Add your favorite routine movements As we hear!
In addition to coins, the leather cone can also be used in the classic routine "Mini ball and cone", Using a small 1 inch ball and conventional methods.
In terms of know-how, we found a qualified craftsman to Hand sew the leather cones Using black leather with vegetable tanning.
The little gnome is made by Photoducting 3D printing, which is also one of the production methods used in model figurines. The appearance structure of the gnome was carefully designed by Sebastian, which is well integrated into the routine and perfectly captures the Adorable details of the little gnome.
Sebastian's original routine is included in an online instructions video in English, as well as additional manipulations by Jay Wang!
Strong points :
- TCC labeled production,
- Catchy parts routine,
- No difficult sleight of hand required,
- Gnome printed in photopolymerized 3D,
- Leather cone with vegetable tanning hand sewn,
- Online instruction video In English with several thought routines.
Note: You will need to provide 4 of your own parts the size of a half-dollar. Another manipulation is also explained, this requires an extended shell of half a dollar (extended shell not included).
