Under a big ol’ don’t-touch-me glass case.
From the IQ museum in Ulaanbaatar, home to 745 chessboards currently.
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That’s very neat! I’m afraid it would be really confusing to actually play with though lol
Ha, yea probably pretty difficult. The pieces are differentiated so you probably catch on after a while.
It’s funny, some of these chess boards, not the majority but maybe 10% of them were just identical statues placed on a chess board labeled “Indonesian chessboard” or the like but all the pieces are identical.
Apparently if the guy can’t find like a really cool chess board from a particular country he’ll go find some cool wooden carvings somewhere, buy like 20 of them and make a chess board for that country.
Which is also funny and cool.
