We don't have a massive selection of Mah Jong sets, but the ones we have selected have been done so for their quality, style and finish. We sell two luxury sets from Dal Negro in Italy who have produced some excellent and extremely well crafted sets for us. Which ever set you choose, you can be certain that it will exceed your expectations.
Mah Jong is a popular tile game that originates from China. It has become hugely popular online as a one player game but it's also still enjoyed as a table game for four players. There are different versions of the game and a wide variety of sets on offer. The sets themselves are really beautiful things with beautifully designed tiles.
The Regency Chess Company only stocks the finest products on the market, if it's not high quality we simply won't stock it. Our range of Mah Jong sets is no exception. We have a small selection of the best sets available in Europe including the luxury Dal Negro sets. All of our Mahjong sets make an ideal gift or present. We hold stock in our UK based warehouse which means delivery is always on time. Experience this fantastic traditional Chinese game and enjoy hours of social game play with one of our beautiful sets.
Dal Negro is one of Europe's oldest and most established games manufacturers. It comes as no surprise that they make some of the worlds finest Mah Jong sets. The Regency Chess Company is one of the largest stockists of Dal Negro products in Europe and we stock their entire range of Mah Jong. All but one of their fine sets are made in Italy to a standard of quality that other manufacturers just can't come close to. If you are looking for a high quality set that will endure years and decades of use then this brand needs to be near the top of your short list.
The Game of Mah Jong has not actually been around for as often as you may think it has, although older versions of the game may have been in existence in a different form for some years. Mah Jong began in China, and there’s debate as to when it began, it’s original location, and who it was who created it. Which ever way it began, it was being played in China in the mid to late eighteen hundreds, and was brought to America in the twenties. One theory places its origins during the time of the Taiping Rebellion and its originators as Chinese officers during that era. Interestingly, & quite astonishingly it was banned in China by the regime in late 1949. The People's Republic of China declared it illegal, Mah Jong and other games like it were considered by those in charge to be a representation of corruption.
