Parlor Magic is a form of magic performance that takes place in an intimate setting, typically in a small room or salon, where the magician interacts closely with the audience. Unlike stage magic, Parlor Magic involves tricks and illusions that are designed to be viewed from a closer distance, allowing for more intricate sleight of hand and interactive engagement. Magicians performing Parlor Magic often use everyday objects such as cards, coins, and ropes to create mind-boggling effects that captivate and mystify spectators. The art of Parlor Magic requires a high level of skill and dexterity, as well as a strong connection with the audience to create a sense of wonder and excitement. This style of magic has a long history dating back to the 19th century when it was popularized in Victorian parlors and salons, showcasing the magician’s ability to entertain and astonish guests in an intimate setting.