True & false, yin & yang, good & evil… just a few of the classic opposites that inspired this ultramodern chess set by iAN Yen & Design YXR. On one side is an army of sharp, menacing black figures and on the opposing, a softer yet substantial collection of pawns, queens and kings mirrored in enchanting white.
Designer: Ian Yen & Design YXR
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dude, this would require a manual. i cant tell the pieces apart!
none of those pieces are recognizable to me.
So much oomph!! Whoa!!
Salt and pepper shaker designs. Dont look like chess pieces.
Positively classy! Something I’d see in a James Bond film!