Cossacks Ivanovsky Backgammon Set in Beech Wood
| SKU | S-193306 |
|---|---|
| Fill / Material | Solid beech wood |
| Set Contains | 1 game board, 15 light colored chips, 15 dark colored chips, 2 cubes |
| Dimensions | Game board - 23.2x11.8'' (59x30 cm) |
| Diameter |
Chip - 1.1'' (2.8 cm), Cube - 0.4" (1 cm) |
| Additional Information | Natural solid beech wood. Handmade carving - the front side is decorated with chip carving based on the famous Ilya Repin's painting. |
Cossacks Ivanovsky Backgammon Set is a classic version of backgammon represented in a more sophisticated way. It is handmade of the natural ecologicaly friendly wood and hand-carved in the most beautiful way. It will be the most beautiful and memorable gift for the Backgammon lover!
Backgammon is the classic intellectual game for kids and adults! The main advantages of this game are the development of intelligence and the encouragement of logical thinking.
DESIGN & QUALITY – The set is made out of a piece of solid beech wood. The front side is decorated with chip carving based on the famous Ilya Repin's painting. The wood is patinated to create noble and distinguished look of the set.
The Backgammon set includes a wooden handmade and hand-carved folding board - 23.4" x 11.8" (59.5 x 30 cm), 15 light colored pieces and 15 dark colored pieces - 1.1" (2.8 cm), 2 cubes - 0.4" (1 cm). The Backgammon set is made of high quality materials and will serve you for a long time.
CLASSIC BOARD GAMES – Backgammon is among the oldest board games in the world. It combines the elements of sport, science, and art and, though it has a long history, will always be relevant.
INTELLECTUAL GAMES – Playing backgammon is a great way to improve your memory, attention to detail, logical and strategic thinking, as well as to develop your analytical mind and increase your potential and willing to win, while managing any problem situation well and quickly finding a solution to it.
PERFECT GIFT – The Oriental Backgammon is the perfect gift for kids and adults for any occasion.
