Jules de Rovère by Thibault TernonAmong the terms used to describe magicians are illusionist, sometimes conjurer, but also prestidigitator. The latter term, formed from the Latin words presti (agility) and digitus (fingers), appeared in the 19th century under the impetus of an artist named Jules de Rovere. Very little information has come down to us about this man, who is nevertheless mentioned throughout a chapter in Robert Houdin's books! Thibault Ternon set himself the goal of

FLAME is by far one of the most amazing visual effects in close-up fire magic

Main unit without housing: 6

Triumph Shuffle (Dai Vernon)

For TV rights

this cup is perfect for both coin and ball routines

Quick and easy reset ready for your next performance

"ao") - symbolizing hope and dignity

Also included: Six alternative presentations

with 100% success

the effect is focused on the visual element

It will not cause a mess by sticking to your skin or clothing like other brands

the variety and breadth of the material makes it ideal both for those just starting out and also for those with more technical ability and knowledge