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Spend the evening in with this fun stacking game that's perfect for dog lovers. Crafted from rich teak wood by India's Ashish Mehta, the game features six dog-shaped pieces in different sizes and postures. The object of the game is to stack the pieces as high as you can before the tower of dogs comes tumbling down. The game is perfect for one or more players.

Spend the evening in with this fun stacking game that's perfect for cat lovers. Crafted from rich teak wood by India's Ashish Mehta, the game features six cat-shaped pieces in different sizes and postures. The object of the game is to stack the pieces as high as you can before the tower of cats comes tumbling down. The game is perfect for one or more players.

Handmade from raintree wood, this game makes the perfect mental exercise and home decor all rolled into one. Stored within an complementary box, 37 rectangular and angled pieces can be used to create your own little model town. Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk creates this fun game, which can also be used for making shapes and letters.

Inspired by a thousand-year-old Tibetan tradition, artisans in Indonesia design this karma counter for the Pertiwi Collection. For each good deed you do, place a piece of white sandstone in the center of the natural brown suar wood counter. For each bad deed you do, place a grey pebble. At the end of the day, you will be able to compare the number of good deeds with the number of bad deeds and decide how to improve the way you act.

Featuring an assortment of numbered pegs on a 3x3 grid, this logic puzzle from Thailand brings the contemplative fun of sudoku to any home. Within each sectioned block are the numbers one through nine, identified by the orange pegs that fit into the board. The objective of the game is to arrange the pegs so that each column, each row, and each of the nine 3×3 grids contain all of the digits from 1 to 9. Handcrafted by Waraporn Khamsuk, this game offers an exciting challenge.