The one-of-a-kind Tutankhamun Senet game, crafted from wood, is a remarkable piece that offers a glimpse into the world of ancient Egyptian board games. Senet, one of the oldest known board games in history, was popular among the ancient Egyptians and was believed to have both recreational and religious significance.

The Tutankhamun Senet game replica showcases exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. The game board, made from fine wood, features a rectangular shape with a smooth surface. It is adorned with intricately carved hieroglyphs and decorative motifs, reminiscent of the artistry found in ancient Egyptian tombs and temples.

The game board is divided into a grid of thirty squares, arranged in three rows of ten. The squares alternate in color, with some marked with symbols or hieroglyphs that add to the aesthetic appeal of the game.

The replica also includes game pieces, typically in the form of small wooden discs or cones. These pieces represent the players and would have been moved across the board during gameplay. Each player would have a set of pieces, which were likely differentiated by shape or color.