Official FIDE World Championship Chess Set

Uniquely designed for the World Chess Championship, and adopted by chess professionals worldwide, this Official FIDE chess design has all the hallmarks of excellence of design one expects in a luxury set. With a contemporary atmosphere, the FIDE ebonised design was designed in line with chess playing aesthetics, and with white and black corresponding base felts. This is the OFFICIAL World Chess Championship set approved by FIDE and sourced from World Chess Ltd. Each set is beautifully presentation boxed with individual pieces hand packed and secured inside the box. The set was designed by internationally renowned Pentagram designer and architect Daniel Weil.

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