About Mahjong Tile Set
Mahjong Tile Set draws on the early-twentieth-century bone-and-bamboo gaming tile — ivory faces hand-carved and ink-filled with the three suits, racked on deep jade table felt and dark hongmu wood. The pale bone face is too light to serve as the ground, so the honest field is the green felt; ivory appears only as a tile-face accent. It is tactile, ornamental, gaming craft steeped in East Asian leisure culture.
- Origin
- East Asia — China, then Japan and worldwide
- Era
- 1900–1950 (mahjong's spread and standardization)
- Key figures
- Joseph Park Babcock · Shanghai tile workshops · Chinese bone-and-bamboo tile carvers
- Movements
- East Asian gaming · bone/bamboo craft · ornamental tile carving
Mahjong Tile Set design spec
Colors
Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text
Typography
Noto Serif SCHeadings
Noto Sans SCBody
Noto Sans MonoMono
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