Mosaic Wood-inlaid Backgammon Set - Mesopotamian Match Rolls later enriched with a bold

later enriched with a bold striped pattern that merges black and rebellious crimson hues

neck and shoulders

The yin and yang symbol is the theme for this ceramic incense holder designed by Indonesian artisan Tantan Ginanjar and hand-painted in a pointillism style with acrylic paint

making a lovely and playful addition to your dinners with loved ones

Mosaic Wood-inlaid Backgammon Set - Mesopotamian Match Rolls later enriched with a boldBackgammon may be the world's oldest board game. Invented in Mesopotamia, there is evidence of it being played in ancient Egypt, Rome, China, Japan, and England. Over the millennia it evolved into today's simple but multilayered game of tiles and strategy. Made by a fourth generation artist in Damascus, Syria, this game board is handcrafted using hundreds of tiny pieces called tesserae of inlaid walnut, olive, lemon, apricot, and rosewood. As each