Fidchell or Gwyddbwyll (translated from both languages as Wooden Wisdom) was a board game popular among the ancient Celts. Fidchell was played between two people who moved an equal number of pieces across a board.
Material - solid elm wood (The elm had a sacred meaning for the Celts) Board size - diameter 476 mm / 18.75", thickness 56 mm / 2.2" Board weight is about 5,4 kg Thin lines are hand cut.
The King or Navel Stone made from onyx. 1,36" diameter. Wooden pieces is about 0,95" diameter. Ash bowls for pieces.
Full set contains board, 1 onyx Navel stone, 54 wooden pieces, 2 ash bowls.
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