Handcrafted Solid Brass Cycladic Art Chess Set, Blue & Brown (Large)

Immerse yourself in the minimalist beauty of ancient Cycladic art with this exquisite handcrafted chess set. Each piece, meticulously crafted from solid brass and finished in stunning blue and brown, captures the serene elegance of Cycladic sculptures. This large luxury set is a true masterpiece, perfect for both playing and displaying in any sophisticated game room.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted Brass Chess Pieces: Each piece is expertly crafted from solid brass, reflecting the simplicity and elegance of Cycladic art.
• Blue & Brown Finish: The rich blue and brown finishes add a touch of sophistication and luxury to your chess collection.
• Large and Impressive: This large set is designed to be a striking centerpiece in any game room, ideal for both display and competitive play.
• High-Quality Materials: Made from premium solid brass, ensuring durability and a luxurious feel.
• Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts: A must-have for chess collectors and lovers of ancient art, this set makes a unique and elegant gift for any occasion.

Enhance your game nights with the serene elegance of Cycladic art through this luxurious chess set. Whether used in play or as a decorative focal point, this set is sure to captivate and impress, making it a treasured addition to any collection.

Cycladic civilization is the most ancient in Europe and it flourished in the Aegean Sea during the 3rd millennium B.C. Their marble art was highly stylized representations of human form with minimal geometric lines which gives them a striking resemblance to today’s modern art. The King represents a strong male figure with minimal broad shoulders whereas the idol of Queen is devoted to the most significant period in a woman’s life, pregnancy. The Bishop figure has indicative lines with hands under chest and legs together. The Knight is a horse from the war of Troy, found on the bas-relief decoration of a vase in Mykonos Island. The Castle is a replica of the massive 2500-year old marble temple entrance, which is still the landmark of Naxos Island. Finally, the Pawn is the head of the most known marble idol of this period.