Mahjong designed to inspire travel, discovery, and a deeper connection to cultures around the world.
The house of Mahj Mahal
Each collection is a destination — an invitation to discover the art, craft and stories of a different place. Our first edition begins in India — jasmine, monsoons, palaces and laughs at the table with friends.
Cast in resin with deep engraving, each tile carries its detail with crisp, lasting definition. On the back, a deep emerald field holds a Mughal-arch lotus medallion in ruby, green and gold, framed by fine floral vines. Turn the tile and the mood quiets: restrained ivory, a small ruby lotus and a slender gold arch — just enough to feel ultra-luxury. The name Maharani — Sanskrit for “great queen” — marks this as the opening chapter in our India-inspired collection.
A collection drawn from garden pavilions, peacock feathers and the quiet geometry of palace arches. Made in small numbers to be lived with and treasured: each edition is created only once and never repeated after it sells out.
“Tonight, the table takes us to India.”
A carved walnut case with peacocks, lotus flowers and trailing vines across the lid. Inside, standing tile rows, a removable wooden trays , dice and protective cover, keep every piece beautifully ordered. The tiles carry the restrained ivory, ruby-lotus and gold-arch face design described above.
Carved-wood presentation box · peacock-and-lotus lid
Organized interior · every piece in its place
A quilted emerald travel bag with cognac-toned handles, ruby microfiber lining and a satin-gold double zip. A matching mat sleeve and accessory pouch keep the presentation box, tiles, wooden magnetic pushers, dice, mat and scoring pieces together from home to table.
Complete travel system · bag, mat sleeve and accessory pouch
One collection, complete — and never sold in pieces. The tiles, mat, racks, dice, scoring markers and presentation box all travel together in a carrying bag made to hold the entire game. Nothing to add. Nothing to hunt for.
144 standard tiles, 8 jokers for American mahjong, and 8 blanks for spares and house rules — resin with deep engraving, emerald Mughal-arch lotus medallion backs, restrained ivory faces with a small ruby lotus.
Translucent acrylic racks paired with beautiful wooden pusher blades, magnetic and made to match the set — a gleam of color beside every hand.
Three-millimetre neoprene in a deep emerald field, centered by a lotus medallion and watched over by peacocks at the corners.
A quilted emerald bag carries the box with its tiles, the wooden magnetic pushers, dice and mat — everything the game asks for, traveling together from home to table.
A carved peacock-and-lotus lid, upright tile rows and brass fittings — made to remain on display at home, then fit inside the carrying bag when the full collection travels.
Dice, pouch for cards and a quilted carrier for mat complete the game set ritual.
A few sets, made once and meant to be treasured.
New collections open quietly. Our list hears first.