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The Age-Old Game of Strategy
Traditional mahjong sets in wood and resin, made in Asia
The game of mahjong is a game of strategy, memory and calculation originating from China, played by millions of people around the world. Our traditional mahjong sets include 144 tiles carved in resin or bone, tile racks, dice and a rules booklet. Presented in a wooden or faux-leather box, they are ready to play for 4 players.
What makes our mahjong sets special
🎨 Carved tiles
Our mahjong tiles are carved and painted (not simply printed). The Chinese characters, bamboos and circles are engraved into the resin and then filled with paint for perfect readability and lasting durability.
📦 Complete set
Each set includes the 144 standard tiles, 4 racks, 2 dice and a rules guide in French. The wooden or faux-leather box protects the tiles and is easy to store. Everything you need is included to start playing straight away.
Expert tip: If you're new to mahjong, our sets include a simplified rules booklet. Mahjong is played by 4 people and a game usually lasts between 30 and 60 minutes. It's an excellent family game that develops memory, strategy and observation skills.
Our other games of skill
Strategy enthusiasts will enjoy our complete chess sets, our handcrafted backgammon sets and our wooden dominoes. Also take a look at our other games to discover our full selection of quality board games.
Frequently asked questions
What does a complete mahjong set contain?
A complete set has 144 tiles: three suits of 36 tiles, 16 winds, 12 dragons and 8 flowers or seasons. Dice, wind indicators and markers are also included. Each product page details exactly what comes in the box.
How many players does a game need?
Mahjong is played by four people. Some variants exist for three or two players, with adapted rules. A standard set therefore allows four players to gather around a table, on a mat or thick cloth to soften the sound of the tiles.
How should you store and care for the tiles?
Store them in their box, away from damp and direct sunlight. Wipe them with a soft, dry cloth, without any liquid product, to preserve the engraving. Handle the box by its base rather than the lid, to avoid straining the hinges.