I apologize in advance. I tried to take a good picture of the actual props, which create a brilliant and beautiful image with light shining through a picture of the night sky... But I couldn't manage to hold the props, back lit by my phone, and also take a photo with my other hand. And asking my wife to help me with any of this crazy magic stuff... well, trust me, that just wouldn't happen. I did get a couple of photos of the nightsky image, but they do not really do it justice. In actual use, it looks absolutely great.
You have the spectator choose a card from your regular deck of cards. Then you show a holder and remove a glossy
"photo" of a night-tme sky over the horizon. Using the holder as a stand, you prop up the photo and turn on your phone's light behind it. (Or you could use a flashlight). The light shines through "holes" in the photo, creating a wonderful starry sky. You then ask the name of the chosen card, and when she tells you, the stars in the sky visibly move about until the create a constellation that matches her card value.
The photo will do three different cards. Although the instructions teach a routine to do all three for a single audience, I think it is best to just do one, and save the other card values for another audience. If they compare notes later, they may be even more amazed to hear that different cards came up! But when done one right after the other for the same audience, I feel like the magic of the change seems too mechanical (which is sort of is!) Up to you... but I think one card is magical, three is less so.
A great card trick for women, who seem to like the romantic evening sky motif.
The Suggested retail is $26, which the effect is well-worth, but a few online retailers have been selling it for less, so I will, too.
Comes with package and instructions in Japanese -- English instruction sheets are available on a free download, but I will included a printed set in English for you, and save you the trouble)
Brand new and unused, sealed in original package
