Handcrafted Byzantine Empire Chess Set in Wooden Box with Storage - Gold & Silver (Extra Small)

Step into the grandeur of the Byzantine Empire with this beautifully handcrafted chess set. Each piece, exquisitely detailed in gold and silver, reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Byzantine era. This extra small set is a testament to the fine craftsmanship and attention to detail that Manopoulos is renowned for.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted Chess Pieces: Each piece is meticulously crafted to reflect the splendor and sophistication of the Byzantine Empire.
• Gold & Silver Finish: The luxurious gold and silver finishes bring an elegant touch to your game collection.
• Compact and Exquisite: This extra small set is perfect for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship in a compact form, making it ideal for both play and display.
• High-Quality Materials: Constructed from premium materials, ensuring durability and longevity.
• Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts: A must-have for chess collectors and history buffs, this set also makes an exquisite gift for special occasions.

Elevate your game nights with this luxurious Byzantine Empire chess set. Whether displayed as a piece of art in your luxury game room or used in competitive play, this set is sure to captivate and impress.

The Legend
The most long-lasting empire of all times existed and ruled the eastern part of Europe for more than 1000 years.
The orthodox continuation of the Roman Empire, known as the Byzantine Empire, expanded significantly with victorious crusades across the East and West. Their culture was formed by the Greek civilization and their language was the Greek. The Byzantines also preserved and copied classical manuscripts, and they are thus regarded as transmitters of the classical knowledge.

The Chessmen
The figures of the chessmen were inspired by the royal family of the Macedonians, one of the biggest Dynasties of the Byzantine Empire. This dynasty included some of the most able emperors in Byzantium’s history such as Basil I the “Macedonian” (King) and Leo VI called the “Wise” or Philosopher (Knight). The period is one of revival and resurgence.