Baratayuda War Chessboard Chess boardgames

The chess pieces are inspired by legendary figures from the epic Baratayuda War, a major conflict in the Mahabharata between the Pandawa and Kurawa clans. In the Baratayuda War,  Bimo, known for his extraordinary strength and ability to use mace weapons,  ultimately defeats Duryudono, an arrogant figure that always tries to remove the Pandavas from the throne of Hastinapura. Bimo, with the strategic guidance of Kresno, ultimately defeats Duryudono using his signature gada (mace), striking his thigh. This chess set not only serves as a functional board but also reflects the strategic and moral complexities of the Baratayuda War in Javanese mythology.

Material: Painted wooden carving, batik fabric, and steel wire
Dimension:
Board 40 x 40 x 8 cm
Figure 12,5 x 4 x 4 cm each