Showing posts with label mahjong tiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mahjong tiles. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Blue & White @ CCC

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I received this blue and white Chinese porcelain bowl over the weekend to hold my new set of mahjong tiles. It is huge and stunning and all around fabulous. It sits on a vintage Baker tortoiseshell faux bamboo coffee table in my master bedroom. 

My new beach themed mahjong tiles -


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Thursday, July 16, 2026

The Blue and White Chinoiserie Card Room

Mark D. Sikes

 
As mahjong takes the country by storm, a new trend is the mahjong room. People are converting underused rooms - a dining room, study, or extra bedroom into mahjong or card rooms. I have been seeing lots of examples online, but this is my favorite.

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Blue & White Chinoiserie Mahjong

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My second mahjong class was yesterday. I must admit that I am learning more from my free online mahjong sources than the in person classes. Having taught both landscape design and wine classes, I know that being an expert in a subject and being able to share that knowledge with others are two different things.

Saturday, June 13, 2026

Chinoiserie Mahjong @ CCC

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Lots of mahjong this week at CCC. I had my first mahjong class and I watched all of the excellent free online mahjong 101 videos from Southern Sparrow twice to make sure I absorbed it all.

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Mahjong!

My Winning Hand


My first mahjong class was yesterday and it was excellent. The teacher had us actually playing in very short order. I won the first game we all played and it was a self - picked hand as well. Above is my winning hand. So I am off to a great start. I also began last night watching the excellent free mahjong classes/video series of Southern Sparrow. She makes everything so easy to understand.

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

The Chinoiserie Bowl

Blue Print Store

 
I came across this very pretty picture of mahjong tiles in a lovely chinoiserie bowl. I am sure that the lucite boxes that mahjong companies sell are the preferred way to store and display your mahjong tiles, but I love this bowl idea. Lots of people do use decorative bowls for storing and displaying their tiles. Crystal bowls are a popular choice, but I would prefer a chinoiserie option. Mahjong did indeed originate in China.