Beautiful and timeless representation of British design

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QUALITY AND MATERIALS

BRITISH DESIGN

Each set comes complete with a board and presentation box and is the perfect product for someone looking for a unique piece of British design.

We have selected the highest quality materials to create beautiful and unique objects for both the chess player and design enthusiast alike.

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Indian Monuments Chess Sets

The Gateway of India plays the Pawn, while the sculptural form of the Lotus Temple makes for a distinctive Rook. The Red Fort steps in as the Knight, with Mysore Palace cast as the Bishop. The Taj Mahal takes its place as the Queen, while the soaring Qutub Minar presides over the board as the King.