Anakarakuri | Tenyo Magic Weber The spectator is now asked

The spectator is now asked to decide the orientation of each card

There's even a whole chapter that focuses on a relatively unknown mathematical principle that will stun your audience while the cards are in their hands

Works with a borrowed deck

I never thought he could do that

I have never seen anything like this before

Anakarakuri | Tenyo Magic Weber The spectator is now askedThis trick, traditionally called "Karakuri Byobu" or "Obi Karakuri" (in English it is referred to as a type of flexagon) creates fascinating effects by making holes in a paper mechanism that makes pictures appear or change. This simple prop, which is made by combining three sheets of paper, is easy to handle and allows you to create an inexplicable series of magical changes. While the trick is easy to do, it will take some space to explain it. Effect: