The Toad Game or Sapo Game - Premium Edition Complete Bronze! Free shipment!

Description: The Toad Game or Sapo Game - Premium Edition Complete Bronze! Free shipment! The Toad Game or Sapo Game Premium Edition Complete Bronze! Free shipment! Free shipping USA with tracking number .(For European region please consult shipment costs before purchase).Dimensions: 110cm height x 52cm width x 47cm LengthIncludes 12 bronze disks Shipments are done via private couriers FEDEX or DHL--------------------------------------------------------------------Frog or toad gameToad game table in CuzcoPlayers 2 or moreAges 9 and upMedium - High ComplexityAbilities Marksmanship, precision Spanish model of La Rana furniture. In Latin America it is known as the game of the toad (in Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Uruguay and Argentina), or frog (in Colombia). The frog game (in Spain and Chile), the toad game (in Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador, Bolivia1 and Argentina), Pukllay Sapu in Quechua, the frog game or simply frog (in Colombia); It is a multiple precision throwing game where you try to introduce a certain number of tokens, rings or iron discs ("tejos" in Spain and Bolivia2) or bronze (in Peru and Argentina) in the multiple holes that exist in the table of the toad or frog. Some of them have obstacles that hinder the accuracy of the launch. The table is made of wood, although there are also metal ones. In the upper part it has several holes, in the center a toad or frog sitting with its mouth open, in front of it a mill, on the sides two bridges and two holes, and behind three holes. The chips are steel. The games are usually held to ten spins. If the coin enters the mouth of the toad or frog, the maximum score is obtained. some attribute the origin of this game to an ancient Inca legend. In this culture, toads were revered for their magical powers. On holidays, pieces of gold were thrown into the lakes, and if a toad jumped and ate the piece, it turned into gold and the shooter was granted a wish. In homage to so many wishes come true, the Inca ordered the construction of a great Sapu of gold, with which all the royalty had fun. It was a game of suspense and dexterity, where dance and joy were mixed in a single rite: PUKLLAY SAPU (play sapu).3 For three centuries the game called "Le Tonneau" has been known in France, which is not another thing that barrel or barrel, element that was used for the structure of the game, then the game would begin to be called "Le jeu de la Grenouille", frog in French, which is inscribed in the list of Cultural and Intangible Heritage of France. 4 Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

Price: 1500 USD

Location: Buenos Aires

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