A special magic routine featuring a beautiful wooden prop, known from a television appearance by the famous Chinese magician Lu Chen.

You open an elegant wooden box and show that there are three balls inside. You take the balls out of the box one by one and announce that you are going to make one of the balls disappear. You can play with the audience in a humorous way, for example by asking if they can still see the missing ball, a fun reference to the fairy tale The Emperor's New Clothes.

But it doesn't stop there. Moments later, all three balls completely disappear from your hands. The audience clearly saw the balls and is naturally wondering where they went.

Does the audience want to see it again? No problem. You simply open the wooden box again, and to everyone's surprise, all three balls turn out to be back in their original place inside the box.

A nice combination of disappearances, humor, and an unexpected finale.

You can present the routine as Lu Chen performed it during his television appearance, but the prop also lends itself perfectly to developing your own story and presentation. This allows you to adapt the effect to your own style and personality.

The beautiful wooden box gives the trick a luxurious and professional look. With its compact size, it is highly suitable for close-up, parlor, and smaller theater shows. A striking piece of magic that, thanks to its clear build-up and surprising finale, can become a strong moment in your performance.

Dimensions: approximately 14 x 10 x 5 cm.