A first look.
Two tile sets and two mats for the season. Monster Mahj and Mahj at Midnight; Día de los Muertos in tiles and on the table.
For the table after dark.
Purple, orange and old-bone gold on a white face. Cobwebs in the corners, a raven under a thin moon, a black cat in a bow, dragons hung in webs.
Meet us in the moonlight.
A watchful black cat, a glowing harvest moon, pumpkins, and a shadowy forest framed in folk-art florals.
Rich purples, warm oranges and earthy olive — playful and slightly mysterious without going full haunted house.
A celebration in tile form.
Glossy black faces filled with the colors of an ofrenda — marigold, papel-picado pink, turquoise, violet and lime — over a layered orange, purple and pink body.
Bright spirits on black.
Four intricately illustrated calaveras frame the game, surrounded by curling florals, tiny skulls and hand-drawn ornament against a deep black ground.
At the center, a vivid pink playing field — patterned just enough to carry the artwork through without competing with your tiles.
We'll meet you in the moonlight.
Leave your email and you'll hear the moment Monster Mahj and Día de los Muertos are ready to come out after dark.
