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Wood game, 'Elimination'
By none
Fun and exciting game
I like the game, still trying to master it ! Easy to take outside and play , fits in pocket. Be careful not to open box when moving it , lid comes off easy , I use a rubber band to hold it on .
Wood puzzles, 'Puzzle Set' (set of 6)
By REBECCA
Beauty In A Box
This beautiful handcrafted box has goodies inside that are absolutely fun for the whole family!! Once you learn how to defeat the puzzle, there are directions inside on how to put them back together. Excellent woodworking! #Novica
Wood game, 'Sudoku'
Beautiful Sodoku Game
I bought this game for my husband as he is an avid player of Sodoku. The gift arrived yesterday, beautifully wrapped, and totally surprised and made my husband very happy. This isn?t just a game, it?s a work of art.
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Sierra Family Marble and onyx game sets
Odette Sierra is from the beautiful Mexican state of Puebla. Her father Edgar Sierra first opened their workshop 30 years ago.
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Spotlight on Backgammon & Chess Sets
The historical origins of chess are commonly attributed to a game played in India in the 6th century, chaturanga or "the four parts of an army," infantry, chariots, horses and elephants. The Persians took interest and adapted the game; from them comes the term shah mat or "checkmate." It is believed the Moors introduced the game to Europe via Spain. Since then, the fascination with chess continues to evolve and the game is played throughout the world.
Novica contributes to the worldwide propagation of the legendary game with chess sets that are crafted by hand from a variety of materials. In Brazil, Rogerio Martins transforms tin into original chess pieces, while Samuel and Francis Agbey hand-carve wood chess sets that are rich in African tribal stylizations. Khyali Ram perpetuates India's chess legacy with elegant wood sets, some of which include backgammon sets.
Ketut Sandi carves highly detailed ornamental backgammon and chess sets that also function as decorative tables. His inspiration comes from nature, the Ramayana, or Buddhist themes, amongst others.
Mexico's Armando Ramirez strategy is to approach the game from an eco-friendly position as he recycles auto parts into one-of-a-kind chess sets that challenge you to identify each piece!