
The Irezumi Mahjong Set
The big gift. 166 hand-drawn tattoo-art tiles in a black lacquer collector case.
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Gifts for mahjong players who want their table to look like nobody else's. Every piece is drawn in Japanese irezumi tattoo style.

The big gift. 166 hand-drawn tattoo-art tiles in a black lacquer collector case.

Quiets the tiles and makes any table a mahjong table.

For the player who takes their set to every game night.
Mahjong's comeback has been led by women's game nights, and partners are getting pulled in. The trouble is most designer sets are pastel, floral and preppy. The Irezumi Mahjong Set has dragons, koi and a hannya mask in bold black line, red and gold. It's the set he'll actually want to play.
For the player who already owns a pretty set, give her the one nobody else at the table has. Peonies and cherry blossom sit beside the dragons, and the lacquer case looks like it belongs on a shelf, not in a cupboard.
If they're covered in ink, they'll know these designs: the dragon, the koi, the hannya mask, the peony and the wave. Each one carries meaning in Japanese tattooing. Read about them in the Journal.
A beautiful set is the gift every player wants but rarely buys for themselves. Mats, bags and racks make great smaller gifts that every table needs.
Most designer mahjong sets are pastel and floral. A dark set with dragons, koi and a hannya mask is one he will actually want on the table.
Yes. Mahjong is easy to learn with friends, and a set they love the look of gives them a reason to start. Our set plays American, Hong Kong and Chinese rules.
The first edition is a limited run. Join the waitlist for first access, launch pricing and early looks at the art.