Handcrafted Chessmen Set - Medieval Knights, Gold & Brown (Large)

Step back into the age of chivalry with our Handcrafted Chessmen Set, inspired by the noble Medieval Knights. This large-sized set, beautifully finished in gold and brown, captures the essence of medieval artistry and grandeur, making it a distinguished addition to any chess collection.

Each piece in this set is meticulously handcrafted, showcasing exceptional detail and high-quality craftsmanship. The large size ensures a commanding presence on any chessboard, making it perfect for both gameplay and display. The elegant gold and brown finishes add a touch of sophistication, reflecting the timeless beauty of the medieval era.

Ideal for both avid chess players and collectors, this artisan chess set seamlessly blends functionality with artistic excellence. It also makes a thoughtful and luxurious gift for chess enthusiasts and those who appreciate high-quality game sets.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted chess pieces inspired by Medieval Knights
• Large size for an impressive presence and enhanced gameplay
• Elegant gold and brown finishes for a luxurious appearance
• Ideal for collectors and luxury game room decor
• Perfect gift for chess enthusiasts and those who love artisan board games

Elevate your chess experience with the Handcrafted Chessmen Set, where each piece embodies the spirit of medieval chivalry and craftsmanship. This set is designed for those who seek the finest in luxury board games for adults, combining historical grandeur with modern sophistication.

Skillful  Protectors, Legendary heroes, honorable men.

STORYTELLING

Renaissance had its undoubted protagonists: Knights have been evolved from the iron-masked soldiers of the Middle Ages to the idolized heroes of higher nobility. Through Europe they were named Knights, Sirs, Musketeers or Guardians and were portrayed as the ideal men. With their own code of honor, knighthood‘s ideals of virtue was immortalized in history through Renaissance literature and romance.

THE CHESSMEN

The figures are created according to the evolution of the Knight to a noble, elegant guardian and protector, during the renaissance period. In order to become a knight, one had to be trained in hunting and travelling and familiarize themselves with horses and warfare. At the age of 20 they were knighted at a special ceremony during which they were given their swords and had to swear to use them only for sacred and fair purposes.