Utgard Castle Series Chess Pieces
Bowood & African Padauk
4.4″ King

The Chess Empire is proud to introduce you the very fine crafted, The Utgard Castle 4.4” chess set pieces. Originally designed by the Chess maestro of The Chess Empire with owned Legacy of finest workmanship. The Utgard Castle Series chess set is stunning masterpiece with attraction of mesmerizing unique art of hand craftsmanship. Our master craftsmen have spent many hours hard work to create the best quality and rare art of chess pieces craftsmanship. These are the pieces of perfection with deep and absolutely flawless finest turning without any doubt. 

The splendid workmanship on the knights with the complete details on the face and mane is example of rich craftsmanship as well the king with two finials ,Queen, Bishop, Rook and the pawn turning is done with perfection. Our master craftsman has put all the efforts to make this chess set unique piece of art.

The Utgard Castle series design is developed with the aim to introduce the finest quality heirloom chess set. This valuable handmade chess pieces will be the genuine collection to admire. The Chess set is heavily weighted with lacquer glossy finish & luxurious Green billiard cloth base pads on it.

Total 34 Chess Pieces. (Includes Two Extra Queens)

Product Specifications:

Does The Chess Board Include?        The Chess Board is not included with The Utgard Castle Chess set.

 Chess Pieces                          Height                                 Base Diameter                               

King                                      4.4” (112mm)                          1.75” (45 mm)

Pawn                                     2”(50mm)                                1.25”(32mm)

Total Weight of The Utgard Castle Series Chess Pieces: 2000 grams or (70 Ounce)                        

Light Wood Chess Pieces:  Boxwood.

Dark Wood Chess Pieces:   Padauk.

Recommended Chess Board for The Utgard Castle Series chess set is 2.25” Square (57mm).

Please note our all products are hand crafted and there is few chances variation for 5% plus or minus.