Khatam Persian Heritage Backgammon Board, Handmade Persian Marquetry
Made entirely by hand, this Persian Khatam backgammon board turns a familiar game into an object worth leaving on display. The 50 cm board combines beech wood and shell with traditional Persian Khatam work and hand-painted scenes, giving players a substantial Persian Backgammon Set that also works naturally as Persian Home Decor or a valuable gift. Persis Collection offers this piece for buyers who want more from a Persian backgammon Game than functionality alone: its double-sided design, detailed decoration, protective coating, and included Khatam playing pieces make it equally suited to playing, displaying, and collecting. For added confidence when ordering a handcrafted piece, order tracking is provided for every order.
Handmade Persian Backgammon with Khatam Marquetry
This Persian backgammon board measures 50 cm and is completely handmade by an artisan, with beech wood and shell forming the foundation of its intricate Persian Khatam decoration. Small, precisely arranged Khatam elements cover the frame and borders, while hand-painted imagery adds architectural scenes, landscapes, and the atmosphere of a historic Persian city. The double-sided design gives this Persian Khatam backgammon piece decorative detail beyond the playing surface, while polyester and a resistant protective coating help protect its carefully worked finish. It comes with Khatam playing pieces and a briefcase-style case, with packaging measuring 54 × 30 × 10 cm. These details make it a particularly complete wooden backgammon set for anyone comparing Persian Games, as well as a Persian wooden backgammon set whose handmade character remains visible in the fine geometry and painted surfaces.
Persian Khatam Art Inspired by Persian Heritage and Naqsh-e Jahan
Look closely, and two distinct decorative languages meet across the board. Khatam’s precise geometry creates an ordered, finely patterned frame, while the interior painting introduces softer scenery in warm colours set against a gentle blue background. The imagery draws on Persian architecture, nature and the character of the historic city, giving the Naqsh-e Jahan design a strong connection to Persian Heritage. Rather than treating decoration as an addition to the game, the maker has worked detail across both sides so the piece retains visual interest when played and when displayed. This combination of minute marquetry, hand painting and architectural imagery is what gives the handmade Persian backgammon set its collectable character: the pleasure lies not only in playing, but also in discovering the many small details created by the artisan’s hand.
