Set for a Little Magician – magic tricks, illusions, cards, dice and accessories

This magic set is a great choice for children who want to enter the world of illusions and learn how to captivate an audience. Each trick uses a different principle – from handwork through clever mechanisms to specially prepared props, magnets, or hidden elements. After a short practice, the young magician can prepare their own performance for family and friends.

What you can perform with the set (example tricks):

• Magic dice – after shaking, they can “show” the same number.
• Exploding die – a large die magically turns into several smaller ones.
• Vanishing coin – a coin in a box unexpectedly disappears.
• Penetrating coin – the coin appears intact even when using other objects.
• Appearing coin – an effect as if the coin was taken “from nowhere”.
• Magic tube – a surprising appearance or transformation of the inserted object.
• Ring passing through a string – it looks as if the ring passes through without untying.
• Escape from the knot – rings tied with strings “magically” come loose.
• Cups and balls – balls appear and move between cups.
• Magic hearts – foam hearts appear, disappear, or “multiply” in the palms.
• Magic bubbles – a trick with special accessories imitating unusual bubbles.
• Card box – tricks with vanishing, appearing, or “repairing” cards.
• Number test – a mathematical illusion with a predetermined result.
• Magic wand – gives the impression it floats by itself in the palm.
• Scarf from empty hands – a scarf unexpectedly appears or disappears.
• Twisted hand illusion – a prop creates the effect of an apparently impossible rotation of the palm and hand.

Tip for the best effect: first choose one trick, study the instructions, practice everything several times without spectators, and only then invite the audience. Some tricks may also require common household items (e.g., paper, coins, or a pencil).