To commemorate its centennial, The New Yorker has teamed up with the Swedish design brand PRINTWORKS to unveil a limited edition chess set, CHESS NYC. This creative set features chess pieces designed by Christoph Niemann where pawns are taxi cabs, the queen is the Statue of Liberty, and knights take the form of pigeons, reflecting the vibrant life of New York City. Niemann's witty designs, marked by a signature marigold color, capture the essence of the city and its iconic landmarks, making it a striking addition to any setting.
Pawns become taxis, the queen becomes the Statue of Liberty, and knights become pigeons—a playful take on chess by Printworks and The New Yorker.
Christoph Niemann's chess set features NYC landmarks and elements, reflecting the city's character through its engaging and witty design.
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