FANORONA
The national game of Madagascar, Fanorona, is played with black and white pieces on a diagonally gridded board. In the 19th century, diviners used the game as a means of fortune telling, looking for a deeper understanding of the present and of future days ahead. Some would scratch the pattern in dirt, using stones, beans or even berries as markers of prediction.
Content
52% cotton / 48% linenWidth
54"Repeat
9"h x 9"vUse
curtainsmoderate upholstery
Care
machine washable up to 30 degrees celsiusMartindale
18,000Certifications
CAL TECH 117-2013Cfa Offered
yesMinimum Order
2 yardsAvailable Colorways
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