Loon Peak® Tabletop & Board Games

Hand-carved from raintree wood, this 18-piece puzzle will make a monolithic addition to your home decor. Imagining the famous Tower of Pisa, Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk designs this puzzle. The goal is to make all 18 pieces fit together perfectly, a task more challenging than it initially seems.

Test your patience in this engaging solitaire marble jumping game designed by Indian artisan Rakesh Pathak. The object of this game is to remove all the marbles except one, preferably in the center of the board. The circular board is carved out of mango wood and comes with 36 multicolored marbles, which are stored in an included tissue pouch.

grew up on this game over 55 years ago...makes you think...and can play alone or with an opponent.. Thomas. Albuquerque, NM. Wed, 20 Jul 2022

Resembling the designs on dominoes, colorful dots are painted by hand onto each of these four dice, hand-carved from raintree wood. By Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, the dice arrive with a slotted wood box wrapped with red nylon cord. The object of this puzzle is to arrange the dice so that each number is visible only once on each side.

Resembling traffic lights, bold, colorful dots are painted by hand onto each of these four dice, hand-carved from raintree wood. By Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, the dice arrive with a slotted wood box wrapped with red nylon cord. The object of this puzzle is to arrange the dice so that each color is visible only once on each side.

Designed by Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, this shut the box game is handcrafted from raintree wood with a rich finish and a blue polyester lining. Each player takes their turn rolling the dice and removing tiles based on the outcome of their roll. Designed for two to four players, this game is a fun challenge for a group of friends or a family game night.

Much smaller than I thought it would be.. Susan. Geneva, IL. Sun, 30 Jul 2023

L and I-shaped pieces create a challenge for the most cunning minds out there! Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk draws inspiration from the classic sudoku game, changing the numbers for hand-painted colorful dots. The pieces come with a square board, all carved from raintree wood for a lustrous and elegant touch.

Created by Waraporn Khamsuk of Thailand, this puzzle will make the perfect brain teaser for challenging your friends and family. Carved from raintree wood, this puzzle features one flat board with five geometric puzzle pieces. On one side of the board, the challenge is to fit all pieces inside. On the other side, the borders are much more constrained, so getting the pieces to fit perfectly can be challenging. Instructions included.

Add a funky twist to the classic tic-tac-toe game with this design from Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. Each "X" and "O" piece is hand carved from raintree wood. Instead of including a board, the artisan designs the game with nylon cords in a 3x3 grid pattern to separate the wooden pieces. Get three in a row vertically, horizontally, or diagonally before your opponent to win this fun, easy-going game.

Despite its small size, you'll enjoy the challenge that this hand-crafted teak wood puzzle provides. Widanti in Bali creates the puzzle, which consists of 12 pieces of wood that must be fitted together in a particular way.

Slide into football-inspired fun with this fascinating wood game from Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. The artisan hand carves the sliding pieces from rich raintree wood, then hand paints them with cleats and football-kicking figures. The object of the game is to slide the blocks around the board so the ball at the center of the green piece drops through the hole and into the box.

Get two times the fun with this raintree wood puzzle box hand carved by Thailand's Waraporn Khamsuk. The lucky player must solve its perplexing puzzle to reveal the glass ball hidden inside. The object of the game is to open the box's two drawers at the same time. Instructions are included.

Entertain your dinner guests with this creative bottle holder. In order to enjoy the treat within, you will have to solve the puzzle of how to open the bottle holder. Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk handcrafts the puzzle from raintree wood with a white cord. The bottle holder will fit a bottle with a 2.5 inch diameter and 9 inch height. Instructions are included.

Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk challenges your mind with her newest creation made entirely from raintree and rubberwood. Featuring a gorgeous palette of natural brown hues this snake cube will add mystery and fun to your days with its complicated 27 pieces meticulously crafted by hand.

Danish mathematician Piet Hein invented the soma cube in 1933 to distract himself during a lecture on quantum mechanics. Give yourself a similar distraction with this twist on a classic designed by Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. While traditional soma games contain just seven pieces, the artisan designs this version with 25 geometric pieces. Carved from raintree wood, the object of this puzzle is to arrange the pieces to form a cube.

Featuring a two-tone design, this puzzle game from Thailand is original and engaging. Hand-carved wooden pieces in a variety of shapes are designed to fit together in the shape of a tower, complete with a pointed top. The goal is to fit the pieces together in exactly the right way, alternating the beige and brown colors along the sides. The perfect challenge for one or more players, this puzzle is presented by Waraporn Khamsuk.

Balance the blocks on Waraporn Khamsuk's gorgeous pastel-colored stacking game or risk the whole tower tumbling down. Thai artisans hand carve the 18-story tower from raintree wood blocks, crafting an accompanying raintree wood die and box for storage. Slide the bottom of the box from under the game for an easy, instantaneous setup.

Slide into basketball-inspired fun with this fascinating wood game from Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. The artisan hand carves the sliding pieces from rich raintree wood, then hand paints them with silhouetted figures cheering, dunking, and dribbling. The object of the game is to slide the blocks around the board so the ball at the center of the green piece drops through the hole and into the box.

Attack your opponent's "city" in this two player game from Thailand's Waraporn Khamsuk. Each player take turns rolling the die to see who can destroy their opponent's city first. Designed from raintree wood with an attractive natural grain, the game features a matching wooden box and lid for safe storage.

Enjoy the contemplative fun of sudoku with this handmade game designed by Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. Crafted from raintree wood, the 3D game features movable numbered cubes that form the 3x3 grid of a larger, single cube. Like 2D versions of sudoku, you must arrange the cubes so that each face of the whole cube contains one of each number from 1 to 9. The game comes with a clear acrylic box for keeping the pieces safe.

Strategy doesn't get more fun than in a classic game of tic-tac-toe. Hand carved from rich raintree wood by Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk, the two-player game consists of hand painted blocks that nestle snugly inside a 3x3 gridded board. Get three in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally before your opponent does, and win this fun, easy going game.

Spend the evening in with this fun stacking game that's perfect for dog lovers. Crafted from rich teak wood by India's Ashish Mehta, the game features six dog-shaped pieces in different sizes and postures. The object of the game is to stack the pieces as high as you can before the tower of dogs comes tumbling down. The game is perfect for one or more players.

One of the oldest games in history is dominoes, which originated in China around the 1300s with a similar format to playing cards. The popular tile game inspired Costa Rica's Chaverri Brothers to create an exceptional domino set hand-carved from teak wood with a storage box and 28 pieces for endless hours of fun.

Keep your mind occupied with this *puzzling* set of brainteasers from Khyali Ram. The Indian artisan uses acacia and haldu woods to hand carve the set, designing a compartment for each individual puzzle. Housed in an acacia wood box with a clear glass pane, the set of three also makes a beautiful and fascinating piece of home decor.

Perfect for a Sunday outing to the park, Ashish Mehta's mini chess set is designed for intellectuals on the go. The Indian artisan crafts the board from three types of wood, alternating haldu and acacia wood squares in a classic checkerboard pattern. Dark ebony wood and light haldu wood are used for the pieces. The board features a circular cover lined in black velvet that keeps the petite set safe while you're not playing.

Spend the evening in with this fun stacking game that's perfect for cat lovers. Crafted from rich teak wood by India's Ashish Mehta, the game features six cat-shaped pieces in different sizes and postures. The object of the game is to stack the pieces as high as you can before the tower of cats comes tumbling down. The game is perfect for one or more players.

Golf lovers can enjoy this game designed by Thailand's Waraporn Khamsuk when it's rainy on the green. Crafted from raintree wood, the game is shaped like a cage holding a golf ball. The object of the game is to free the golf ball from the wooden bars--then lock it up again. Instructions are included.

Inspired by the traditional kendama game, Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk creates this joyful game. A handle and a ball are hand-carved from natural raintree wood, connected together via a cotton string. The challenge of this game is to swing the ball up so that it lands in the cup or on the pointed end of the handle.