One Board, Two Worlds: A Duel of Civilizations
Two complete and stylistically distinct chess sets, inspired by the Assyrian Empire and medieval Romanesque art respectively. Each set can be played independently or pitted against the other, igniting a visual and intellectual dialogue across time on the 64-square battlefield.

🏛 Style 1: Assyrian Empire Style
Inspired by ancient Mesopotamian reliefs and mythology:
• Pieces adorned with sacred eyes, spiral patterns, and beast-headed totems, echoing divine symbols from Assyrian reliefs;
• The king wears a multi-tiered crown, resembling Assyrian monarchs; knights are transformed into winged divine beast guardians;
• The overall design features an earthen brown-red color palette, exuding the solemnity and mystique of an ancient civilization.

⛪ Style 2: Medieval Romanesque Style Originating from the solidity and sculptural quality of European medieval Romanesque architecture: • The chess piece is round, thick, and steady in shape, with the folds of the robe as volumetric as those of a stone carving; • Details such as crowns, scepters, and crosses restore the symbolic system where medieval royal and religious powers intertwined; • Ivory rice color tone, echoing the natural texture of the stone, is elegant and solemn.

✨ When Assyrian Divinity Meets Roman Grandeur
This is not just a chess set, but a miniature corridor of civilizations where you can stroll with pieces—experience the mystical totems of Assyria and the profound narratives of medieval Romanesque in every attack and defense, letting history reunite on the chessboard.