painted wood box

Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk crafts this delightful set of dominoes. Made out of rain tree wood, the set of ninety-six dominoes comes in a conveniently sized wooden box. The dots on each domino are painted different colors according to their number in order to ensure easy recognition and enjoyable play.

Resembling traffic lights, bold, colorful dots are painted by hand onto each of these four dice, hand-carved from raintree wood. By Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, the dice arrive with a slotted wood box wrapped with red nylon cord. The object of this puzzle is to arrange the dice so that each color is visible only once on each side.

Resembling the designs on dominoes, colorful dots are painted by hand onto each of these four dice, hand-carved from raintree wood. By Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, the dice arrive with a slotted wood box wrapped with red nylon cord. The object of this puzzle is to arrange the dice so that each number is visible only once on each side.

Handcrafted from raintree wood and painted with intricate characters, this striking game of strategy from Thailand is presented by Waraporn Khamsuk, featuring a box that houses 144 tiles painted with Chinese symbols in the traditional mah jongg style, often spelled "mahjong." Intended for up to four players, the objective of the game is to draw and discard tiles in order to craft a winning hand before the others do, with the player shouting "mah jongg!" when they win. A complex game of strategy and cunning, mah jongg is a game fit for beginners and experts alike, with a popularity stretching from East Asia to Western countries as well. The tiles are housed in a wood box for storage and travel.

Please note: This is the traditional Chinese-style mah jongg set, and not the American variant of the game.

After centuries of change the city of Bukhara has survived the passage of time, showing the modern world a glimpse of the ancient world while developing into a must-visit city full of culture history. Immerse yourself in the rich history and chess culture of Bukhara with this exquisite handcrafted walnut wood chess set. Inspired by the city’s contributions ofrenowned scholars and thinkers, Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali adorns the set with hand painted motifs that honor his city as a center of chess culture and knowledge. The set includes a versatile teal-blueboard that also doubles as a storage box for the pieces. Embark on a journey of strategy and bring the essence of Bukhara’s chess heritage into your home.

Monarch butterflies pose a challenge to all the intellectual minds around the world with this chess set handcrafted in Bali. Artisan Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya uses Keruing, crocodile and jempinis wood to create this precious game that includes a foldable board that also works as a storage box for the pieces, featuring little straps for a handy touch. As a magical accent, Gusti hand-paints colorful floral and butterfly motifs around the board, symbolizing change and hope.