Welcome to the world of "Pocket Devils", where pocket squares strut their stuff with a dash of magic history! Inspired by the fabulous art of magic posters from "The Golden Age", these beauties pay homage to the legendary magicians who’ve dazzled audiences for generations. Digitally reimagined by the talented Lee Alex, each "Pocket Devil" comes with its own tale to tell (and it’s not just about how it ended up in your pocket).
Kellar's "The Golden Butterfly" (1906) is a showstopper, arguably his most iconic poster, crafted in the chic Art Nouveau style after Alphonse Mucha. This "Pocket Devil" captures the essence of the illusion developed by the Martinka Brothers in NYC, blending the vibrant colours and elements of the original poster into a snazzy accessory.
A set of "Pocket Devils" includes ONE regular pocket square and ONE with a nifty "Devil's Hank" feature. But don’t dally—only 99 pieces of each design exist worldwide!
"Pocket Devils" measure 34 cm x 34 cm (about 13 inches x 13 inches). Each set comes with a collector's info card, giving you the lowdown on the original poster and the artwork design. And yes, those cards are individually hand-numbered (one per duo of "Pocket Devils").
"You are creating super elegant magic that will become timeless collectors items. Your creations are more than just great magic accessories... They are beautiful pieces of fashion accessory" - Jeff McBride, Las Vegas Headliner
