Behold! “Aztec Lady” by Paul Osborne! A Harbin miracle! A lady vanishes, divided into quarters, then reappears unharmed! Easy to build, amazing to perform! #Magic #Illusion
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Aztec Lady by Paul Osborne
Step into the world of magic with the Aztec Lady, one of Robert Harbin’s lesser-known yet astonishing illusions. This isn’t just a prop; it’s a captivating performance piece that will leave your audience spellbound.
Here’s how it works: A decorative upright cabinet, just large enough for a young lady to stand in, is showcased. The lady steps inside, and her wrists are tied above her shoulders. The cabinet is then closed, and a series of blades and panels are inserted, dividing it—and her—into four distinct sections. Each section is methodically opened to reveal the seemingly impossible: the lady, divided into quarters!
But the magic doesn’t stop there. Small daggers are inserted into the sides, and just when the audience thinks she might have vanished, the cabinet is reassembled. The panels and blades are removed, the cabinet is opened, and the lady steps out, completely unharmed.
- Easy to Build: This prop is straightforward to construct, making it accessible for magicians of all levels.
- Close-Up Performance: Perfect for intimate settings, the Aztec Lady can be performed up close and surrounded by your audience.
- Rare and Unique: A seldom-seen illusion that will set your act apart from the rest.
Bring the magic of the Aztec Lady to your next performance and create an unforgettable experience for your audience.
One of Robert Harbin’s lesser known miracles, but a miracle, nonetheless. It’s more than just an illusion. Like so many of Harbin’s creations, it’s a performance piece, not just a prop. Later within this plan we will give you Harbin’s exact presentation, but for now, the basic effect is that a decorative upright cabinet is shown. It’s barely large enough for a young lady to stand within. It opens from the center from top to bottom and a young lady steps inside. Her wrists are tied above her shoulders within the cabinet sides. The illusion is now closed. A series of blades and panels are inserted into the prop that divides it and her into four distinct sections. Each section is slowly and methodically opened to show it (and her) divided into quarters. Small daggers are inserted into the sides. Perhaps she has vanished? No sooner said than done, the cabinet is reassembled, the panels and blades are removed, the cabinet is opened, the girl’s wrists are untied and out she steps, unharmed! This terrific seldom seen prop is easy to build and can be performed up close and surrounded.
