Handmade Inlay Storage Chess Set 38 CM (15") - Mythology Pegasus Die Cast Metal Pieces

Artisanal Chess Board with Storage:
Individually crafted and entirely handcrafted from sturdy beech wood, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. Convenient in-built storage for chess pieces, adorned with intricately inlayed motifs rather than printed.

Art of Inlay: Marquetry Technique
Embark on a journey into the intricate and demanding art of Marquetry, an exacting crafting technique meticulously applied in the creation of our chess boards. This method, requiring an exceptional level of skill and craftsmanship, involves intricately inlaying pieces of contrasting wood to produce the captivating and finely detailed designs that adorn our chess boards.

⊞📏 Board Dimension
Board: 38 cm - 15"
Board Playing Squares: 3.8 cm - 1.50"
Board Height: 7 cm - 2.76"
Board Weight: 2369 g - 5.22lbs

Historical Metal Chess Figures (Zamac) Zinc alloy-made chessmen through die casting, inspired by Historical Wars and mythological characters. Depicting figures like Egyptian, English, Greek, Roman, Pegasus, Discus.

Customisation: Engraving on Brass Metal Plate
Enhance your gift with personalisation by engraving initials or a special message on a brass metal plate. Create a meaningful and distinctive chess set that stands out.

Chess Sets as Perfect Presents:
Elevate your gift-giving with our exquisite chess sets – ideal for special occasions like anniversaries, retirement, or birthdays. These sets, blending strategic brilliance, aesthetic beauty, and timeless tradition, not only provide an engaging game but also make for a stunning centrepiece. Choose from various themes and materials to match the recipient's preferences, ensuring a gift that stands out and creates cherished moments. Whether for a chess enthusiast or someone new to the game, these sets transcend mere entertainment, making them the perfect present for any discerning individual.

All other models below are available online, please check the other pages. 

♔📏 Chessmen  Dimension
•Egyptian - King Height: 8.8cm - 3.40" | King Weight:68g - 0.15lbs | King Base:2.5cm - 0.98"
•Mythology Poseidon - King Height: 8cm - 3.14" | King Weight:71g - 0.16lbs | King Base:2.4cm - 0.94"
•Mythology Pegasus -  King Height: 8.4cm - 3.31" | King Weight:32g - 0.16lbs | King Base:2.4cm - 0.94"
•Ottoman Empire vs Crusaders - King Height: 8.4cm - 3.31" | King Weight:32g - 0.16lbs | King Base:2.4cm - 0.94"

Greek God Poseidon:
Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, wields a trident symbolising his dominion over the waves. As one of the Olympian gods, he's both benevolent, granting safe seas, and wrathful, causing storms. Associated with earthquakes, he strikes his trident to shake the earth. Notable offspring include Theseus and Polyphemus. He's depicted as a bearded, powerful figure, often unpredictable in temperament, embodying the raw forces of the natural world. From tranquil waters to tempestuous seas, Poseidon's influence shapes both the physical and mythical realms.

Greek Mythology and Pegasus:
In Greek mythology, Pegasus is a legendary winged horse born from the blood of the Gorgon Medusa after her beheading by Perseus. Brought to life by the Muses' touch, Pegasus emerged as a symbol of poetic inspiration and heroic endeavors. As the loyal steed of Bellerophon, they faced mythical challenges, including the slaying of the Chimera. Pegasus embodies the transcendence of the mundane through artistic and heroic pursuits, leaving an indelible mark on Greek mythology and inspiring countless tales.

Egyptian History and Cleopatra:
Cleopatra VII, the last Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, reigned from 51 BCE to 30 BCE. Known for her intelligence and charisma, Cleopatra navigated the complex political landscape by forming alliances with prominent Roman leaders, including Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. Her story intertwines with love, power, and tragedy, culminating in defeat against Octavian at the Battle of Actium. Cleopatra's death in 30 BCE marked the end of the Ptolemaic rule and Egypt's absorption into the Roman Empire.

Ottoman Empire vs. Crusaders Wars:
The conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and the Crusaders unfolded during the late medieval period, primarily in the 15th and 16th centuries. The Ottomans, led by Sultans Mehmed II and Suleiman the Magnificent, clashed with the remnants of the Crusader states in the Eastern Mediterranean. The Siege of Constantinople in 1453 marked a significant Ottoman victory, signaling the end of the Byzantine Empire. Subsequent battles, such as Mohács in 1526, solidified Ottoman dominance, reshaping the geopolitical landscape and influencing the Renaissance. The Ottoman-Crusader wars played a pivotal role in the broader struggle for supremacy in the Mediterranean region.