GamesDealer / Backgammon sculpté "Red Square" avec une poignée 60, Haleyan

Many people want the backgammon board to be enjoyable not only from the process itself, but also pleasing to the eye. This rule is observed in the backgammon carved Red Square, made by the famous master Karen Haleyan. It has been in this field for a long time and has managed to gain popularity among consumers for its high quality and attention to the smallest detail. How the game was born India is considered the birthplace of backgammon. It was here that a special board was first made, behind which the rulers spent many hours of their own time. The rules of the game are very simple, the task is to transfer all your chips from the initial cell to the opposite part, and then "kick" them out of there. For this, 2 dice are thrown, with dots on the sides, meaning numbers. Depending on what has dropped out on the top face, the chip is moved by the same number of cells. If a cell is occupied by a token of a certain color, then only those similar to it can stand. This is the main trick - you need to constantly think over - to occupy a cell and prevent your opponent from moving, or to reach the "house" yourself faster. This is how the craftsman works. A solid beech tree was chosen as the material. It is known for its positive qualities, including the following: high strength long service life beautiful texture comfortable processing The front flap is decorated with a carved image of the Red Square, as the name suggests. A beautiful pattern is made around it, reminiscent of rattan weaving. On the second flap there is a special field for playing checkers, also decorated around with a similar pattern. On the inner surfaces, in the central part, a symbolic flower is depicted, and on each individual cell there is additionally an ornament.