The Colorful Box by Didier Clément & TCC Magic

An elegant magic box made from North American black walnut wood, meeting the highest standards of craftsmanship and aesthetics. The front features an elaborately carved vintage pattern, while the back boasts a clean, brick-like texture – perfect for subtly concealing the secret and captivating the audience.

The central gimmick is hand-inlaid, and the interior is meticulously sound-dampened, allowing for completely silent operation for flawless mind reading, predictions, and other effects. And the best part: no sleight of hand or special skills are required. The secret works automatically the moment a rod is removed!

Effect Details

The wooden box is presented to the audience, with an envelope hidden beneath. Spectators freely choose colored rods from the box one by one until none are left. The magician opens the envelope and reveals five cards – the order of the colors exactly matches the spectators' choices. This automatic method makes the performance smooth, secure, and impressive – ideal for clear predictions and versatile routines.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Made from high-quality North American walnut wood, elegant and durable. Hand-finished details make each piece unique. The sophisticated, hidden mechanism remains invisible to the audience but offers numerous customization options for different routines.

Set Contents

• Specially crafted black walnut wooden box ×1
• Colored wooden rods (red, white, blue, yellow, green) × 1 each
• Special gimmick ×10
• Set of 5 individually designed color matching cards

Application Possibilities

Use the included color-matching routine for an impressive color sequence or expand the setup to one-on-one, one-to-many, and other creative presentations. The automatic method is suitable for both stage performances and close-up menus – ideal for maximizing audience participation and seamlessly integrating the secret.

Practical Notes

As with all natural wood products, grain and color may vary. Humidity can lead to slight fit differences. If a rod fits too tightly, carefully sand the base with fine sandpaper until it fits perfectly.