Bagh-e Khatam Backgammon Set, 50cm Handmade Persian Khatam Marquetry Board
Against a deep, dark background, small golden, blue, and red blossoms give Bagh-e Khatam the atmosphere of a Persian garden after nightfall. This handmade Persian backgammon set from Persis Collection is a completely handmade 50 cm board combining beech wood, shell, Persian Khatam marquetry, and hand painting. Designed for playing as well as display, its decorative character makes it an appealing Persian Backgammon Set for collectors, a distinctive piece of Persian Home Decor, and a thoughtful Handmade Persian gift for someone who values functional Persian art. Easy returns are available, adding reassurance when choosing such a detailed piece online.
Handmade Persian Backgammon Board with Khatam Marquetry
This Persian backgammon board is made from a combination of beech wood and shell, with tiny light and dark Khatam elements carefully arranged across the frame, borders, and playing points. The Persian Khatam backgammon board is also hand-painted, bringing another layer of detail to the precise geometry of the marquetry. A polyester and resistant protective coating covers the finished work, while the set includes Khatam playing pieces and a briefcase-style case; the complete package measures 54 × 30 × 10 cm. These details make Bagh-e Khatam more than a decorative Persian Wooden backgammon board: it is a practical Persian Game made for play, presentation, and gifting. For someone exploring traditional Persian Games or searching for a memorable Persian Gift, this Persian Khatam backgammon design combines a playable format with detailed handmade decoration.
Persian Khatam Art Inspired by a Garden at Night
The artistic identity of Bagh-e Khatam comes from the meeting of two Persian decorative arts: finely constructed Khatam work and hand-painted floral imagery. Its dark, deep ground allows golden, blue, and red blossoms to stand forward, suggesting a garden emerging from the darkness, while the ordered geometry surrounding the playing area provides a deliberate contrast to the freer curves of the flowers and foliage. Even the playing points are assembled from numerous small Khatam pieces in alternating light and dark tones, so the decoration remains integral to the game rather than simply framing it. This careful interplay between geometry, colour and floral painting gives the Persian backgammon board its collectable quality and makes each game an opportunity to appreciate the patience and handwork embedded in its surface.
