Mancala & Oware Games
If Africa were a nation, then Mancala would be the National Game of Africa. There are hundreds of versions of Mancala played throughout Asia and Africa. Played to a high level in West Africa and the Caribbean, Oware Mancala is now a familar sight across Europe and America. Mancala is played to international competition level but is simple to learn and is a fascinating game with hidden depths for both adults and children alike.
Oware / Mancala Game - Stained Orfam wood and Bonduc Seeds
Currently unavailable
Pencil design Oware board, stained black with bonduc seed playing pieces - made in Ghana.
Rombol Folding Kalaha Game including Semi-Precious Stones
£31.99
Beautiful wooden folding Kalaha game with semi-precious stones
Rombol 2 Tone Wood Folding Kalaha Game with Semi-Precious Stones
Out of stock.
Two-toned wooden folding Kalaha game with semi-precious stones
Rombol Wooden Hus Bao Game with Semi-Precious Stones
£47.99
Wooden Hus Bao game with semi-precious stones
Bamboo Kalaha Mancala Game by Philos
£21.99
Large rectangular bamboo board with polished stone pieces.
Wooden Oware / Mancala Game by Pico Pao
£47.99
Contemporary-style wooden board with seed playing pieces.
Four Rank Mancala (Bao, Hus, Omweso) - travel version
£31.99
4 rank Mancala game of great complexity from East Africa. Known as Bao in Kenya/Tanzania, Omweso in Uganda.
Four Rank Mancala (Hus, Omweso, Bao)
£43.99
Large size 4 rank Mancala game. Known as Bao in Kenya/Tanzania, Omweso in Uganda.
Mancala History
To learn more about the History and types of Mancala and Oware, visit the Online Guide to Traditional Games.