Board games - Page 11
The ZETTO wooden game is a classic “four in a row” skill game made of natural wood. The goal is simple — place the pieces in columns and be the first to line up four in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. ZETTO develops reflexes, logical thinking, and concentration while providing engaging fun for both children and adults. With its elegant wooden design, it also serves as a decorative element for a desk or living room. Perfect for home, office, or promotional events.
Wooden ludo game. Wooden pieces, including dice, packaged in cotton pouch.
Wooden Sudoku game. Includes 99 numbered wooden chips and a manual with playing instructions and solutions. Individually packaged in a brown carton box.
Wooden box with wooden Tic Tac Toe game. The inside of the lid has a game field printed on it to play on.
Wine set in wooden gift box with a chess-game. Including: stainless steel bottle stop, temperature gauge, drip catcher, and a waiter's knife.
Yoga game made of pine wood, with 4 dice showing 5 different yoga postures each, plus a symbol. Includes cotton bag.
5 classic games in a wooden box. Incl. instructions. Each piece in a protective cardboard sleeve.
5 classic games in a wooden box. Incl. instructions.
A good glass of wine tastes even better with a touch of fun. The Wooosh Wine & Chess Set combines luxury wine accessories with a classic chess set, stylishly stored in a bamboo wooden box with a metal clasp. This set consists of: • a luxury stainless steel waiter's knife • drip catcher • ABS foil cutter • bottle stopper • chess set with 32 wooden chess pieces. Whether you're uncorking a bottle together, enjoying a cosy evening with friends or filling the silence with an exciting game of chess, this wine set brings atmosphere, relaxation and a touch of luxury to your home. A special combination of conviviality, taste and strategy.
XXL dice set, consisting of 5 wooden dice and a practical fabric bag. Durable and easy to transport for hours of fun. Your logo will be printed on the fabric bag.
