“Your turn”- Seven Oriental Chess Pieces

Chess is a strategic board game that dates back over a thousand years. Here are 7 pieces from an Oriental Chess Board.

I am linking this to Debbie’s Six Word Saturday and Becky’s Seven in September.

16 Comments Add yours

  1. restlessjo says:

    I’m a very bad chess player but I always admire beautifully carved chess pieces. There are some stunning ones, aren’t there?

    1. Teresa says:

      Oh yes they are unique pieces. Same here, don’t understand the game at all.

  2. Love chess & pieces like these always make it a more enjoyable game 😃

    1. Teresa says:

      So it seems you play the game? That’s good… my husband does too, but I don’t. Thanks for commenting Jez.

  3. margaret21 says:

    Nice chess set!

    1. Teresa says:

      Yup, found it around town.

  4. eklastic says:

    At the beginning of our relationship I gifted my husband one or two beautiful chessboards. He is an avid and quite good player. He admired them, put them aside and kept playing with his big piece, old, less ornate set. He says they just feel right in his hand. I’ve learned to distinguish between ornamental chess pieces (beautiful like your seven) and “working” pieces.

    1. Teresa says:

      Haha some are for using and some are just for display I guess

  5. nesfelicio says:

    Interesting. I thought it was invented in India. It must have traveled east then.

    1. Teresa says:

      Oh I don’t really know. Maybe its history is from India. I didn’t get that far haha

  6. Sadly I never learned to play chess and I don’t have the patience now.

    1. Teresa says:

      Same here. I know the basics, but not enough to win a game haha

  7. Toonsarah says:

    These are beautiful objects whether you want to play chess or simply admire them as art 🙂

    1. Teresa says:

      Well I am on the second category. The colour is attractive isn’t it.

  8. BeckyB says:

    a beautiful board, but if only I could play

    1. Teresa says:

      Thanks and same here

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