unique games

Played like bingo, the popular Loteria game from Mexico merges artistry and luck into an exciting game.

Originally titled La Lotería Tequilera in Spanish—by Marina Pallares—this fun set includes 36 cards and eight boards, each with a unique combination of images that coincide with the ones printed on each card.

The dealer picks one of the 36 cards—featuring Marina's exquisite art style—and recites its name while showing the picture, allowing the players to see if the image matches one of the figures featured in their boards. The winner is the first person to complete the card.

The ancient battle between two minds takes a unique turn: India's Tulsi Dass draws inspiration from his beloved Rewari to create a stunning chess set embellished with traditional motifs. Crafted from brass, each piece features a high-quality finish in a luxurious palette of black and metallic tones. On top of that, a wooden red box allows you to store the game securely thanks to its polyester lining and sturdy brass-plated iron fixtures.

Upgrade your glassware game with this pair of bold handblown tumblers shaped like skulls. Lourdes Martinez's ingenious duo is fashioned from recycled glass, showcasing the Mexican artisan’s commitment to the environment. Make every sip an event and dazzle your guests with these unique creations.

Ully from Java creates a long cotton duster replete with global chic style. The long, open jacket is woven by hand using the ikat method, whereby warp and/or weft threads are bound and dyed prior to weaving to create distinctive patterns. The black and grey jacket is the perfect way to add a little drama and sophistication to an outfit. The artisan names her design Kartini, who is a national hero and a pioneer for women's rights in Indonesia.

Due to the hand-dyed and handwoven nature of ikat, patterns or position of motifs may vary from garment to garment, making each a unique work of art. The overall color scheme will remain the same.

Painted in shades of brown, black, and gold, this unique wall mask is designed by Ghanaian artisan Victor Dushie. The artisan crafts the mask out of sese wood and aluminum and calls it Gameli, which means "there is time for everything" in the Ewe language.