Picture this: you casually swipe a wine or drinking glass (doesn't matter if it’s empty or full), cover it with a cloth napkin or a borrowed dish towel, and suddenly—whoosh!—the glass starts floating like it’s auditioning for a role in a Harry Potter film. But wait, it gets better! Your spectator can actually hold the napkin too as it gently lands in their hand, and when you whip the cloth away, voila! Magic concludes in style, and they’re none the wiser.
Now, if you could pull this off in just about any setting, that’d be a proper treat, wouldn’t it? Well, that’s precisely what Exquisite delivers. Imagine having all the enchanting power of the Floating Table zipped up in your pocket for those spontaneous moments (because who doesn’t love a bit of impromptu magic?).
Exquisite has been a closely guarded secret for years. The first three attempts were nearly there, but after three long years of tinkering, Dirk Losander finally cracked the code for effortlessly hooking and unhooking the glass using a refreshingly different method than all my past flops.
The result? Absolutely mind-blowing. It’s like having your own magical genie, minus the lamp and awkward wishes!
