Table Magic is a subgenre of close-up magic that primarily involves tricks performed in an intimate setting, typically on or around a table. This form of magic has its roots in the parlour entertainment of the nineteenth century, but it continues to captivate contemporary audiences with its blend of sleight-of-hand techniques and psychological manipulation. Table magic often employs common objects such as cards, coins, or small personal items, creating an interactive experience that hinges on the magician’s ability to manipulate perception and create illusions. The mastery of this craft requires not only technical skill but also an understanding of human psychology and social dynamics. One unique aspect of table magic is how it bridges the gap between performer and audience, breaking conventional performance boundaries by involving spectators directly in the act.