Do not try this at home! 4-year-old performer Daffa Ramadhan demonstrated his gruesome but incredible talent of being immune to cuts from broken glass and knives at the Puncak Lawang resort in western Indonesia.

The disturbing show included the boy being unhurt when rolling broken glass, or attempting to cut his arms and throat. The act was performed with a trick knife, and the boy was never in any actual danger.

The boy's father, 40-year-old Sutan Malano, performed similar acts of durability alongside his son.

This skill is part of the Piriang dance, an endangered traditional art of the Minangkabau people that Malano is hoping to preserve by training children from a young age.

The show of skill of immune glass and sharp objects by a boy, Daffa Ramadhan, 4-years-old, sparked the andrenaline of the audience. Standing on bare feet on the glass, Daffa slashed her body with a sharp knife. Miraculously, he did not suffer any injuries.

video filmed on Sunday, June 24, 2018 shows the attraction of Daffa with her father and team of 'Bungo Tanjuang' art gallery from Matua Mudiak while entertaining tourists at Puncak Lawang natural tourism, above Lake Maninjau, Agam, Indonesia.

The sound of local drum band 'Tambua Tasa' which accompanied the attraction of Daffa and his father Sutan Malano, 40-year-old, made the heart more pounding.

According to Malano Daffa's father as well as head of 'Bungo Tanjuang' art gallery, a show like this is not to be tried at home without adult supervision. But even though it looks dangerous, the sharp game they play is only art and skills, not immune mystic.

Malano said this skill art is part of the Piriang dance performance, a traditional arts original Minangkabau that is almost extinct. He wants to awaken and preserve this art, so train children from an early age to get children trained.