Origami Conjuring by Ethan Yip & Johnny Yip

Imagine handing out some bright strips of paper for your audience to examine—nothing suspicious here! You then proceed to tear them into bits and crumple the pieces in full view. No dodgy moves, just magic. With a simple puff of air, those tatty scraps morph into a glorious, complete paper ball before your very eyes!

Crafted by the dynamic duo Ethan Yip and Johnny Yip and brought to you by Illuwizard, Origami Conjuring takes inspiration from Dan Harlan's classic Kamifusen routine, but let’s be real—it’s much more than a pale imitation.

Ethan and Johnny have cranked this concept up a notch, creating a full-on Torn-and-Restored magic system that boasts cleaner transformations, smoother handling, and a plethora of practical applications. From those examinable strips of colourful paper to that jaw-dropping paper-ball transformation, the whole sequence is straightforward and visually stunning. The best part? Once the magic happens, your hands are squeaky clean, allowing you to flaunt the final result while your audience is still reeling from the wonder.

This isn’t a one-trick pony either. Beyond the eye-popping paper-ball transformation, you can seamlessly adapt the system for a torn-and-restored napkin, a dazzling Chinese Snowstorm finale, a torn-and-restored card, and even whip up your own original routines. One system. Endless possibilities. Whether you’re up close, in a quaint theatre, or on a grand stage, Origami Conjuring fits right into your style and setting like a glove.

Dan Harlan has given Origami Conjuring his stamp of approval, raving about its clever interpretation of the Kamifusen ball transformation, its clean execution, and its creative scope beyond just one routine. This isn’t just a magic trick; it’s a creative asset for those who appreciate striking visual magic and practical design. Tear it, crumple it, breathe life into it, and turn a handful of ripped paper into a bona fide miracle right in front of your audience. Origami Conjuring is originally developed by Ethan Yip and Johnny Yip. Presented by Illuwizard and crafted with working magicians in mind.

PRODUCT CONTENTS

• Japanese-style paper balloons × 4
• Origami Conjuring System × 1
• Tissue paper × 16 sheets
• Red × 4
• Green × 4
• White × 4
• Yellow × 4

INCLUDED ROUTINES

The tutorial teaches four complete routines:

• Torn Paper to Paper Ball: Tear the examined coloured paper into pieces, scrunch up the bits, and watch them transform into a full paper ball.
• Chinese Snowstorm: Use the Origami Conjuring System to create a visually stunning Chinese Snowstorm finale.
• Torn-and-Restored: Tear a napkin into pieces and magically restore it before the audience’s eyes.
• Torn-and-Restored Card: Extend the system to a playing card for a clean and direct restoration.

Once you’ve got the hang of the Origami Conjuring System, you’ll be off to the races creating your own unique effects and routines.

Online Video Instruction:

• Spoken language: English
• Subtitles: Chinese and English

CONSUMABLES AND REUSE

Follow the instructions, and the Origami Conjuring System and paper balloons can serve you well for ages (just don’t hand out the finished paper ball—let’s keep the magic alive!). The only regular consumable in this kit is the tissue paper, which you can easily snag at your local supermarket, craft store, or even Amazon. We also offer official refill packs directly from us.

RESET TIME: Approximately 5 minutes.

DIFFICULTY AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

Difficulty level: Intermediate
Recommended for: Parlor magicians, theatre performers, and stage magicians
Beginner suitability: Sure, beginners can get the hang of this with a bit of practice
Clothing requirement: You’ll need a jacket with a chest pocket (because where else are you going to stash the magic?).

EXAMINABILITY AND CLEANLINESS

The object that’s about to be torn can be examined before the magic kicks off
After the switch, the resulting object can also be examined
And at the end of it all, your hands are completely clean—no messy business here!