Handcrafted Chessmen Set Archers - Gold & Silver (Small)

Introduce a touch of elegance and historical charm to your chess collection with the Archers Chessmen Set, featuring small, gold, and silver handcrafted pieces. These unique chessmen, inspired by the precision and skill of archers, are designed to provide a luxurious and artistic gameplay experience.

Each piece in this set is meticulously handcrafted, showcasing the high-quality craftsmanship that makes it a standout in any collection of decorative chess sets. The gold and silver finishes add a sophisticated contrast, making these chessmen not only functional but also a beautiful addition to any luxury game room decor.

Ideal for both avid chess players and collectors, this artisan chess set embodies the perfect blend of form and function. It makes an excellent choice for luxury gifts for gamers or as a centerpiece in your home’s game collection.

Key Features:

• Handcrafted Archers-themed chess pieces in gold and silver
• Small size, perfect for compact playing surfaces and display
• High-quality finishes for a luxurious look and feel
• Ideal for decorative chess sets and luxury game room decor
• Great gift idea for chess enthusiasts and those who appreciate artisan board games

Upgrade your chess experience with the Archers Chessmen Set, where each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and luxury. This set is perfect for those who value high-end chess boards and the timeless appeal of handcrafted game sets.

The legend

In and out of the battlefield, archery has been a skill of great demand and appreciation. Apart from hunting, archers were the legendary defenders of the fortress walls of the city and the ones who offered covering fire during the battle.

The twin gods Apollo and Artemis were masters in archery and protectors of the archers. Philoctetes was one of the most famous archers, who carried the mythical bow of Hercules.

The Chessmen

Fierce local and international wars characterized that period. Their ferocity is symbolized by the aggressiveness of the Archer (pawn) and the Knight. The posture of the King and Queen indicates their unquestionable leadership. The Bishop reveals his consideration for the imminent battle.  
Finally, the Castle is a reproduction of a pillar, the basic symbol of the architectural style during that period.