The Endless Cup by TCC-Indian Water in a Cup – New in Wonderland

The Endless Cup de TCC-Agua de la India en taza

El “Lota Bowl,” que se originó en la antigua India alrededor del año 3000 a.C., es la forma de magia más antigua documentada. Originalmente utilizado en ceremonias para realizar milagros, desde entonces se ha convertido en uno de los accesorios más comunes utilizados por los magos. La “Endless Cup” toma este efecto antiguo y clásico y lo lleva a la era moderna.

La “Endless Cup” parece una taza de café o cerámica común y corriente, pero puede ocultar casi media taza de líquido sin derramar. Te permite hacer que el líquido fluya hacia la taza cuando lo necesites. Con la “Endless Cup,” puedes realizar una variedad de rutinas, que incluyen:

1. The classic self-filling cup/water routine.
2. Incorporating the routine of three small paper balls, inspired by René Lavand.
3. The water disappears from the cup and reappears again.
4. Appearance of the drink selected by the public in the cup.
5. Producing live water and fish.
6. Convert water into juice or other drinks.

The unique internal structure of the cup makes it difficult to mass produce. Therefore, we use light-cured 3D printing to create a single piece. The surface is then hand painted and finished to ensure the final product looks like a regular mug, even up close. The secret components are cleverly hidden from public view, allowing both the inside and bottom of the cup to be displayed cleanly.

Characteristics:
– A modern version of the Lota Bowl, the oldest documented magic in the world.
– Resembles a normal looking coffee or ceramic mug.
– Hides almost half a cup of liquid without spilling.
– Versatile enough to blend seamlessly into many classic effects.
– Light-cured 3D printing, hand-painted surface and molded in a single piece for a high-quality finish.
– Shows both the inside and the bottom of the cup cleanly.