Handcrafted Metallic Chessmen Set - Archers, Blue & Bronze (Large)

Bring a touch of historical artistry to your chess games with our Handcrafted Metallic Chessmen Set featuring archer designs. These large blue and bronze chess pieces are meticulously crafted to combine elegance and the timeless theme of archery, making them a standout addition to any high-quality chess set.

Key Features:

• Artistic Design: Each chess piece is intricately designed to depict archers, adding a unique and visually striking element to your chess board.
• Handcrafted Quality: Crafted from high-quality metal, these chessmen are designed for durability and a premium feel, ensuring they stand the test of time.
• Elegant Aesthetic: The blue and bronze finishes provide a beautiful contrast, adding a touch of sophistication and uniqueness to your chess set.
• Collector's Item: Ideal for collectors of handcrafted chess sets and those who appreciate exclusive and artistic board game pieces.

Perfect for both casual play and display, this handcrafted chessmen set is a versatile addition to any chess collection. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a chess aficionado, these unique pieces are sure to impress and enhance your gaming experience. Ideal for luxury gifts for gamers, this set will be cherished by anyone who values fine craftsmanship and artistic design.

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.