The Tenkai palm is a card magic technique used to palm a card. [1] It was invented by the Japanese magician Tenkai, [2] whose real name was Teijiro Ishida (1889–1972). The Tenkai palm has many applications in card magic, as well as other manipulative magic with objects of a similar size, such as jumbo coins. Additionally, the Tenkai palm allows a great deal of freedom in the methods of concealing and revealing.
References
- ^ Stone, Alex (2012). Fooling Houdini: Adventures in the World of Magic. William Heinemann. p. 297. ISBN 9780434019663.
- ^ Coleman, Earle Jerome (1987). Magic: A Reference Guide. Greenwood Press. p. 88. ISBN 9780313233975.
The Tenkai palm is a card magic technique used to palm a card. [1] It was invented by the Japanese magician Tenkai, [2] whose real name was Teijiro Ishida (1889–1972). The Tenkai palm has many applications in card magic, as well as other manipulative magic with objects of a similar size, such as jumbo coins. Additionally, the Tenkai palm allows a great deal of freedom in the methods of concealing and revealing.
References
- ^ Stone, Alex (2012). Fooling Houdini: Adventures in the World of Magic. William Heinemann. p. 297. ISBN 9780434019663.
- ^ Coleman, Earle Jerome (1987). Magic: A Reference Guide. Greenwood Press. p. 88. ISBN 9780313233975.