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Royal Chess Mall \| Buy Handcrafted Chess Pieces Sets & Boards – royalchessmall
Royal Chess Mall was started with a mission to bring to fore the exquisite craftsmanship of the artisans of India. It traces its origin back to the small city of Amritsar, India wherein the narrow streets of the small town, live the greatest chess artisans of the world. They make high quality chess sets from exotic woods and fine metals, carefully sculpted down to the smallest detail, turning into true pieces of art. What was started as a small shop has now evolved into a full fledged global chess brand catering to the demands of chess lovers across the globe. With all the love from Their patrons across the globe, Royal Chess Mall, has grown on to become one of the most loved chess stores with distribution centers in USA, UK, Germany & India to cater to its clientele in North America , Europe & other countries worldwide.
Legal Name
:
Royal Chess Mall
Headquarters
:
Amritsar, Punjab, India
Business Model
:
Founding Date
:
2005
No. of Employees
:
61 to 100
Core Team
:
1.
Sidharth Kapoor
Founder
B2C
We make high quality chess sets from exotic woods and fine metals, carefully sculpted down to the smallest detail, turning into true pieces of art.
User Age
:
26 to 34,
35 to 45,
46 to 60,
More than 60
User Income
:
Lower-middle Income,
Upper-middle Income,
High Income
Location
:
Indian families and friends are increasingly scattered across cities and countries — kids working in Bangalore, parents in Delhi, relatives in Dubai or Toronto. The traditional Tambola (House) game that brought families together during Diwali, kitty parties, and weddings has lost its place because everyone is in a different city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Indian families and friends are increasingly scattered across cities and countries — kids working in Bangalore, parents in Delhi, relatives in Dubai or Toronto. The traditional Tambola (House) game that brought families together during Diwali, kitty parties, and weddings has lost its place because everyone is in a different city.
