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Ebony Wood Chinese Chess Set with Folding Wooden Board
Ebony Wood Chinese Chess Set with Folding Wooden Board
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Key Features
Material – Indonesian true Ebony (Diospyros spp.). Very dense (0.9-1.14 g/cm³), sinks in water. Self-protecting against moisture and has a glass-like shine.
Craftsmanship – 32 barrel-shaped pieces of Chinese characters that have been deeply engraved and hand-lacquered for easy reading. Non-Printed – will not rub off.
Board – Made of solid wood, folded to half length. When closed, keeps all pieces contained. Strong hinge – does not wobble or loosen from the hinge.
Two sizes, 50# (smaller, more portable) and 60# (larger, more tournament like feel). Decide according to your available space and your taste.
Durability – Designed to be played every day, not just displayed. Rosewood or boxwood deteriorate more quickly than ebony, which is more resistant to chips, warps and moisture.
Specifications
| Spec | 50# Set | 60# Set |
|---|---|---|
| Board open (cm) | 46 × 50 × 2.5 | 54 × 58 × 2.5 |
| Board folded (cm) | 46 × 25 × 5 | 54 × 29 × 5 |
| Total pieces | 32 | 32 |
| Material | Ebony wood | Ebony wood |
| Board | Solid wood, folding | Solid wood, folding |
FAQ
Q: What is this made of – real Ebony or stained wood?
A: Genuine Indonesian ebony – no stains or dyes. Deep black color is natural and matures with age to a metallic finish.
Q: It is maintained by the following methods:
A: Clean with dry cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and hot environments. Use a drop of food grade mineral oil if necessary – just a drop!
Q: You can choose the size you like, as it will depend on the size of your space.
A: 50# is lighter and portable while the 60# has larger pieces and a larger playing surface, perfect for those who want to play longer with space to spare.
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