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Mostly known as Nine Men’s Morris, this is a game of alignment. Originally meaning 9 pebbles, in Sanskrit, this game is played by two people with 9 pawns each. The game board is designed by Rabari Women using hand embroidery skills and the pebbles are Cowrie shells adorned with beadwork. The pebbles are stored inside a small potli so as to not misplace any of them. Packaged in a lustrous handy bag, this game set is suitable for all age groups.
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Mostly known as Nine Men’s Morris, this is a game of alignment. Originally meaning 9 pebbles, in Sanskrit, this game is played by two people with 9 pawns each. The game board is designed by Rabari Women using hand embroidery skills and the pebbles are Cowrie shells adorned with beadwork. The pebbles are stored inside a small potli so as to not misplace any of them. Packaged in a lustrous handy bag, this game set is suitable for all age groups.
Kala Raksha was founded in 1993 as a trust and society with an aim to preserve traditional embroidery and applique arts of the Kutch by making them culturally and economically viable. Kala Raksha is one of the 5 members of KCC.
| Size | 16*16 |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural Dye Cotton |
| Color | |
| Craft | Rabari Embroidery |
| Artisanal Community | Rabari |
| Wash care | Gentle Hand Wash |
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