Red Javanese Dragon Vintage Mancala Wooden Board Game Southeast Asian Folk Art Congkak Kalaha Sungka Home Decor Statement Piece

Description

• COMES WITH COWRIE/COWRY SEASHELLS AS MANCALA SEEDS & BATIK CANVAS DUST BAG 
• WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD │ CHILDREN UNDER 8 YEARS MUST BE UNDER ADULT SUPERVISION WHILE PLAYING THIS GAME

SIZE : Length = 30″ (inches)
Width = 7.5″ (inches)
HEIGHT = 22″ (inches)

TOTAL WEIGHT : 10 kg

This exquisite wooden mancala board carries the charm of history, showing signs of use that add to its authenticity and character. Please refer to the detailed photos before purchasing.

Deeply rooted in Javanese aristocratic culture, this style of mancala was traditionally found in noble households, reflecting both status and refined leisure. The striking "gincu" red finish—named after the Javanese word for lipstick red—adds a bold, artistic appeal to this rare piece.

Mancala is not just a game; it is a time-honored tradition played across generations in Asia and Africa. Known as a "sowing" or "count-and-capture" game, its strategic depth is often compared to chess in the West. More than just an artifact, this board embodies a legacy of intellect, strategy, and cultural significance, making it a remarkable collector’s piece and a stunning addition to any space.