Will Adrie bet his money on eMahjong?ROTTERDAM, March 10th - Some weeks ago, Mahjong Logic, or eMahjong, opened its server where you could play for real money. Adrie van Geffen, correspondent to Mahjong News in the virtual world, logs in, his credit card within reach… Will he really put is money at stake?
Picture right: screenshot of eMahjong. Read more…
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| In the Silver Set, now the Flower Tiles are there |
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| Written by Martin Rep |
| Friday, 05 February 2010 08:03 |
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Janny has not found a costumer for the precious set yet, which must cost 42,000 euros (approx. 57,500 USD). In the meantime, she has designed a complete line of silver mahjong products. Also, she sells individual tiles. Janny has invited a small group of friends for a once-in-a-lifetime mahjong session with the silver tiles. After that, the set will be stored away in a special luxury box, wich is being made exclusively for the silver tiles. Just waiting for that one wealthy costumer. Lucky tiles
YouTube movie about the making of the Silver Tiles
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AMSTERDAM - Dutch silver smith Janny Schoonhoven has set another major step in finishing her mahjong set of massive silver. Recently, she completed the series of eight Flower and Season tiles. She plans to have the complete set ready timely before the World Mahjong Championship, which will take place in the Netherlands, coming Summer.
Just like the ordinary tiles, the Flower and Season tiles in the set have a weight of 57 grams. For the design, Janny had herself inspired by the lucky tiles of her own mahjong set and by the set of her friend and colleague Christine Kruyze. "But I have added little lines here and there, and also some color, like yellow and brown."

