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Maharishi Bonsai Championship Backgammon Set by Ami Kealoha
For long train rides or rainy days, Maharishi's new Backgammon set adds a little style to the classic antidote to boredom—and continues Maharishi's mission to liberate the pattern from military associations at the same time. Dressed up in their house bonsai forest camo, the game includes dice, playing pieces and dice rollers that come in a briefcase-style case that includes combination locks. The orange and green colorway is also a Maharishi standby, dividing teams into Tigers and Dragons. £1,200 from Maharishi.
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