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Mu Torere is played on a game board ("papa takaro"), or scribbled into clay or sand. Two players participate in the game. There are usually eight points ("kewai") on a board, although some tribes played with over forty points. There is always one centre point ("putahi").

It is one of the only board games that the Māori people and Polynesian people are known to have played before the arrival of the British Empire on their shores.

Beautiful All Wood, Fair Trade and Hand Crafted Traditional Pacific Island Board Game.

Mu Torere Hand Made Board Game Information

• Measures approx: 20cm x 20cm (depending on the cutting process).
• Hand Crafted Box
• 8 wooden pieces (4 dark, 4 light).
• 1 instruction leaflet
• 1 Jute Pouch to store the game pieces.
• 1 Jute square playing mat (21cm x 21cm)

About Kurna Ancient Games

Kurna is the name of three villages located near the Theban Hills on the West Bank of the River Nile opposite the modern city of Luxor in Egypt. It typically refers to an ancient temple in Egypt which houses some of the worlds oldest board game discoveries.

Kurna Ancient Board Games is the unique, hand crafted work of Artist Juan Carlos Salazar, Lima Peru.

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