A Magician’s Cane is a prop commonly used in magic performances. It is a lightweight, collapsible tube - usually made from plastic or thin metal - that can be compactly hidden in a magician’s hand or pocket. When released, it rapidly springs into a rigid, straight cane, creating the illusion that the magician has produced a full-sized cane out of nowhere. This device relies on tension and clever design rather than electronics or complicated mechanisms, making it a staple in stage magic for dramatic visual effects.