Mahjong, made to be looked at.

Hand-painted resin tiles, suede mats and acrylic racks for the American game. The kind you leave out on the table.

Start with the mat.

Nine prints in plush suede-touch, 36 inches square. It quiets the tiles, and the table looks set before anyone sits down.

Shop all nine mats

Five pieces, one table.

Everything is made in the same blush and oxblood, so the set, the mat and the racks look like they belong together. Buy one piece or build the whole table.

A small wall of frosted blush mahjong tiles on two stacked plaster plinths under a spotlight

The Blush Set

$385

166 frosted resin tiles, each one painted by hand in oxblood, gold and teal. Jokers and blanks included.

An oxblood suede mahjong mat rolled upright on a travertine block, the end draped down its face

The Table Mat

From $120

36 inches of plush suede-touch in nine prints, from solid oxblood to tiger stripe. Quiets the tiles, rolls up with a leather strap.

See all nine prints

Four smoked rose acrylic racks stacked crosswise on a plinth, throwing pink light

The Racks

$165

Four smoked-rose acrylic racks with pushers. They throw pink light across the table.

A quilted blush case with brass clasp, open to show rows of pink tiles

The Carry Case

$230

Quilted blush case with a brass clasp. Holds the full set, the dice and your card.

Brass Dice

$38

A solid brass pair, heavy enough to land properly.

A woman holding a pink tile against her cheek, half her face cut off by the frame

Bam is the bamboo suit.

In mahjong the bamboo tiles are called bams, and the one bam is a bird. We named the brand after the suit and designed everything else around the table it lands on.

Every tile is cast in frosted resin and painted by hand, so light comes through the color instead of bouncing off it.

Call it twice

Built for game night, wherever it lands.

A woman walking past a sunlit wall carrying the quilted blush case — The Carry Case, on its way to someone else's table.

Overhead view of four players' hands around the oxblood mat with pink racks and cocktails — The Table Mat and Racks, mid-game.

Two women laughing at an evening mahjong table

Play with us.

BamBam hosts evenings for every level, from first-timers to card-carrying regulars. Next up: Witches, Winds & Wins, a Halloween night of mahj and cocktails at The Shindy, October 28, 6 to 9 PM.

See the invitation