This mid-20th-century domino set from the Soviet Union consists of a complete collection of wooden tiles, stained in a deep, matte black with a subtly warm undertone. The contrasting pips are rendered in a light beige or natural wood shade, providing clear, classic legibility during play. Each tile is distinguished by a fine-grained texture and softly rounded edges, housed in a simple, geometric case made from light brown, matte-finished cardboard with a printed Russian label inside. The set embodies the minimalist, utilitarian aesthetic of 1950s Soviet functionalism—eschewing ornamentation in favor of harmonious proportions and a clear division of elements. It is preserved in good condition, showing minor signs of use such as gentle abrasions and slight fading, with no significant damage.These understated black tiles echo the postwar everyday life and the spirit of functionalism that shaped the Soviet approach to utilitarian objects. The domino set speaks not of opulence, but of evenings spent around the table with family and friends—where simplicity and durability were paramount. Its austere, almost ascetic form invites you to feel the subtle roughness of the wood and listen to the quiet narrative of decades past—a world where objects were designed to last, and every trace of wear became part of their biography.This set may be displayed on an open shelf in a living room furnished in a mid-century modern or minimalist style, paired with other 1950s items such as geometric ceramics or a simple table lamp. It works well as a discreet accent on a coffee table or in a study, where its balanced form complements a calm, orderly interior. Consider combining it with natural wood, wool or linen
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Height4 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height4 cm
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