Pallanguzhi – Hand-painted Wooden South Indian Board Game

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Pallanguzhi – Hand-painted Wooden South Indian Board GameOpen the lid on this box and you'll find the whole game laid out: two rows of seven carved pits, cowrie shells nestled inside each one, and a pair of dice resting in the centre hinge, ready to play. This is Pallanguzhi, the South Indian board game traditionally played by women across generations, built here as a genuine playable set rather than a purely decorative object. What sets this piece apart is the border running along the entire edge of the

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hand-painted and raised slightly off the background rather than flush against it

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