Vintage Japanese "Go Game" Go Board With Go Stone — Wood, 1980, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-409)
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Vintage Japanese "Go Game" Go Board With Go Stone, Wood (SKU 25M-409)
Exquisite craftsmanship meets traditional gameplay.
This stunning vintage Go board is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Japan, beautifully crafted from high-quality wood. The surface features a meticulously drawn grid, enhancing the playing experience while adding a touch of elegance to any setting. Perfect for both seasoned players and collectors, this board embodies the spirit of strategic depth and timeless artistry.
Accompanied by a set of elegant playing stones, the black pieces are made from slate, while the white stones are crafted from shell, providing a striking contrast against the wooden board. This combination not only elevates the aesthetic appeal but also ensures durability and a satisfying tactile experience during gameplay.
- Origin: Japan
- Era: Showa
- Material: Wood, Slate, Shell
- Use: Traditional Go Game (Igo)
- Features: Detailed grid, elegant design, includes stones, Black piece is Slate, white Piece is Shell
- Dimensions: --
- Condition: Excellent
Embrace the art of Go with this exquisite vintage board.
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