The prop is hand-painted. Avoid excessive bending or twisting to prevent paint from peeling. It's best to store them in a case for proper protection. 

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Finger illusions—like making a finger disappear, fall off, or reattach—have amazed audiences for decades. The idea began as early as 1950 with Clayton Rawson, and was later made famous by Meir Yedid in 1981 with his groundbreaking routine Finger Fantasies.

Since then, many magicians have added their own creative touches. Joshua Jay, Doc Dixon, Nicholas Lawrence, and Nick Locapo each developed unique versions using sleight of hand or fake fingers. More recently, performers like Will Tsai, Henry Harrius, Elliot Gerrard, Garrett Thomas, Mario Lopez, and Jerome Francis have explored and shared their ideas through social media and live shows.

This product is built on their combined creativity—a tribute to the many hands behind the magic.

1950 – Clayton Rawson: Finger Routine
1981 – Meir Yedid: Finger Fantasies
1998 – Joshua Jay: Fingertip Fingertip
1999 – Doc Dixon: Pull My Finger
2014 – Nicholas Lawrence: ON/OFF
2014 – Nick Locapo: Pinky Thing
2017 – Will Tsai: Pinky Separation (Unpublished)
2022 – Nicholas Lawrence: Fake Finger 2.0 (Unpublished)
2023 – Henry Harrius: Pinky Illusion (Unpublished)

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