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Panisa Chess Set

$125 Non-Member
$112.50 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+
Online Only

Panisa Chess Set

$125 Non-Member
$112.50 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+

Color:  Wood

Size:  One Size

Item# 15561-157481 In Stock
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This chess set features minimalist turned-wood chess pieces that evoke modern sculptures. Subtle details are employed to identify the various pieces: a diagonal slice on the oval-shaped Bishop suggests a liturgical headpiece; two deep grooves create castle turrets for the cylindrical Rook; the Knight’s arched lines follow the shape of a horse’s head. The foldable wooden chess board with magnetic closure is designed for easy storage of the pieces, which are contained in two cloth bags. Made of sustainably grown rubberwood. For ages 8+. The board measures 2.5h x 15.75w x 15.75"d (open) and 5h x 15.75w x 7.8"d (closed).

 
The Panisa Chess Set was designed by Panisa Khunprasert, whose work is influenced by her experiences growing up in her family’s toy business in Thailand. After graduating with an MFA in Product Design from The School of Visual Arts in New York, Khunprasert returned to the family business where she now works as a toy and game designer.
  • Designer
    Panisa Khunprasert
  • Size
    Board Open: 2.5h x 15.75w x 15.75"d
    Board Closed: 5h x 15.75w x 7.8"d
  • Material
    Rubberwood
  • Year of Design
    2022
  • Origin
    Thailand
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