Name: Tris in White and Green Marble Alps Table Game 20x20cm
SKU: TRIS-A044-CBAM
Availability: InStock

Tris in White and Green Marble Alps Table Game 20x20cm

€75,00

Material: White Marble and Alpine Green Marble. Size: 20x20cm. Made with careful craftsmanship, each piece is carved from fine white marble and green Alpi marble, the combination of the two materials give the game a touch of elegance and sophistication. The tiles are smooth to the touch and perfectly polished for a smooth and enjoyable playing experience. Whether you use... Leggi tutto

Alpine Green and White Marble Tris 20x20cm.

Unique, non-folding top for TRIS game, handcrafted from white marble and green Alpi marble. Includes pawns for play.

Carefully crafted, each piece is carved from the finest white and green Alpi marble, giving the game a touch of elegance and sophistication.
It offers a perfect combination of style and fun. Every move will be a luxurious experience thanks to the fine quality of the marble. Add a touch of elegance to your leisure time with this exquisite piece of jewelry.

Whether you use it as a decorative item or to challenge friends, this marble game is designed for true amateurs and collectors as well as lovers of design and aesthetics.

MATERIALI:

White marble: Its pure, luminous color is due to the near absence of impurities within it and its extremely homogeneous composition consisting almost entirely of Calcium Carbonate (its very uniform colors range from pearly white to ivory white).

Green Alps Marble: is considered a material of great aesthetic value, refined and elegant. It has a dark green background hue that at first glance may appear uniform, but in fact has a multitude of light and dark shades and white and yellowish veins that characterize and set it apart.

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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:

This game seems to have ancient origins, as far back as Roman times, who had named it “Terni Lapilli.” It was, a small chessboard where checkers of two different colors could be placed for each player and the winner was whoever could place three checkers in a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally.