Luxury Wooden Chess Set for Three Players Carved 19.6" | 50 cm

Luxury Wooden Chess Set for Three Players - Carved by Hrachya Ohanyan

Two players is chess. Three players is a different game entirely — alliances, betrayals, and a board that never lets anyone relax. This handmade chess set for three players puts that game on a six-sided wooden board, hand carved by master Hrachya Ohanyan with ornament along its borders.

The 19.6" / 50 cm board folds on cast-bronze hinges and clasps, and inside wait 48 wooden chess pieces in three colors — 16 for each player. A wooden chess set like this is for the friend who is tired of winning against the same opponent, the family with three chess players and one board, or the collector who wants the rarest variation of the game on the shelf.

What's Included

• Chess board for three players with cast-bronze hinges and clasps
• 48 chess pieces made from beech and walnut wood, with velvet-lined bases
• Branded case
• Parts Guarantee - if you ever need replacement pieces, it's easy to restore your set with LionLaurel

Specifications

• Size: 19.6" × 19.6" × 1.2" / 50 × 50 × 3 cm
• Material: beech wood, carved from one piece; pieces in beech and walnut wood
• Motif: hand-carved ornament
• Handmade in Armenia

Why You'll Love It

• A true three-player chess set — three armies, three colors, one board
• Hand-carved ornament on a board cut from a single piece of wood
• Cast-bronze hardware and velvet-based pieces — built to be played for decades

How Three-Player Chess Works

Each player commands a full army of 16 pieces on a six-sided field, and every move has to account for two opponents instead of one. It is chess with diplomacy in it — the game that makes the loudest evenings.

About the Artist

National Master Hrachya Ohanyan began his fine wood craft in 1985, and his workshop has carried his name since 2010. Every chess model passes through 14 phases of production before it reaches the showroom. Explore the whole three-sided family in our Board Games for 3 Players collection.

For the chess player who has beaten everyone at the table — a luxury gift that puts two opponents in front of them at once, even under the Christmas tree.