African games: makers and sellers
Oware, bao, ayo and other mancala-family games from Africa. 5 businesses or organizations listed here have a website where we found these games on November 10, 2026. Oware is played in West Africa and bao across most of East Africa. A listing is not an endorsement, and a business may carry other games too. How to choose a set.
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2specialists
Masters Traditional Games
Maker and sellerSpecialist in these games
Carries: Royal Game of Ur, Senet, Oware, Fanorona, Nine Men's Morris, tafl
See it at mastersofgames.com
Maker and sellerSpecialist in these games
Carries: Royal Game of Ur, Senet, Oware, Fanorona, Nine Men's Morris, tafl
See it at mastersofgames.com
Play-in
SellerSpecialist in these games
Carries: Set of four games: Ancient Greece, Guatemala, Senegal and South Korea
See it at play-in.com
SellerSpecialist in these games
Carries: Set of four games: Ancient Greece, Guatemala, Senegal and South Korea
See it at play-in.com
Africa Direct
RetailerAlso carries these games
Carries: Vintage-style African mancala board
See it at africadirect.com
RetailerAlso carries these games
Carries: Vintage-style African mancala board
See it at africadirect.com
Djembe Direct
RetailerAlso carries these games
Carries: Hand-carved African oware board
See it at djembedirect.com
RetailerAlso carries these games
Carries: Hand-carved African oware board
See it at djembedirect.com
Novica
Artisan marketplaceAlso carries these games
Carries: Oware, mancala, loteria and chopad sets from artisans
See it at novica.com
Artisan marketplaceAlso carries these games
Carries: Oware, mancala, loteria and chopad sets from artisans
See it at novica.com
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