The Lota Bowl, which dates back to ancient India in 3000 BC, is basically the granddaddy of magic tricks. Originally a staple in ceremonies to pull off divine miracles (no pressure), it’s evolved into a magician’s go-to prop. The Endless Cup gives this age-old effect a cheeky modern twist.
This nifty little cup might look like your standard household ceramic or coffee mug, but it’s got a secret— it can hold nearly half a cup of liquid without even a hint of leakage. That’s right, you can summon liquid into the cup whenever you fancy (and yes, it’s as cool as it sounds).
With the Endless Cup, you can pull off a range of routines that’ll have your audience scratching their heads, including:
The classic self-filling cup/water routine (a classic for a reason).
Three small paper balls routine, a cheeky nod to René Lavand.
Making water vanish from the cup only to reappear (ta-da!).
Producing the beverage of the audience’s dreams in the cup.
Revealing water and live fish (just don’t forget to feed them).
Transforming water into juice or other delightful drinks.
Thanks to its unique internal design, mass production of this beauty is a bit of a nightmare. We’ve opted for photocured 3D printing to create it as a single piece. The surface is then hand-painted to ensure it looks like any normal cup—even when inspected closely. The clever secret bits are well hidden, so you can display both the inside and bottom of the cup without any awkwardness.
Features
A cheeky modern spin on the Lota Bowl, the oldest documented piece of magic.
Looks just like an ordinary ceramic or coffee cup (but it’s not).
Holds nearly half a cup of liquid without a single drop escaping.
Versatile enough to fit into a variety of classic effects.
Photocured 3D printing, hand-painted finish, and single-piece design for top-notch quality.
Show off both the inside and bottom of the cup with pride.
