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From the Amber Journal
The Time Behind One Piece: An Honest Look at the Process
How long does one KIZIMA® piece really take to make? An honest, behind-the-scenes look at sorting, carving, polishing, and the quality checks before a piece ships.
Learn moreBaltic Amber and America's Story of Making Things by Hand
On Constitution Day, a look at how Baltic amber found a home in American craftsmanship, and what "Made in the USA" means at a small Brooklyn workshop.
Learn moreThe Amber Domino Set: Craftsmanship in Every Tile
Dominoes are one of the oldest tile games still played today, and at KIZIMA® we make ours the way the game deserves: cut, matched, and finished by hand from genuine Baltic amber. Each set starts as raw stone and ends as twenty-eight tiles that carry real weight, real color, and no two exactly alike. A Familiar Game in an Unfamiliar Material Most domino sets are wood, bone, or plastic. Ours are amber — fossilized tree resin between thirty and fifty million years old, sourced from the Baltic coast and worked in our Brooklyn studio. The material changes the game before a single tile is placed: amber carries natural inclusions, subtle color shifts, and a warmth to the touch that manufactured materials can't imitate. It's a small object with a long history behind it. Twenty-Eight Tiles, One at a Time Building a set means selecting pieces of amber close enough in tone to read as a set, then cutting, shaping, and polishing each tile individually. The pip markings are set into the stone rather than printed on it, so they hold up to handling for years. Because amber varies piece to piece, no two KIZIMA® domino sets come out quite the same — the honey, cognac, and amber tones shift slightly across the tiles, which is part of what makes a hand-assembled set different from a mass-produced one. Built for the Table, Not the Shelf We make our domino set for people who actually play — a family game night, a gift for someone who collects handmade objects, or a piece that simply looks right sitting on a desk between rounds. It's a game set first, but it's also a small display of what Baltic amber can be shaped into beyond jewelry, which is where most people first encounter it. The tiles are sized to sit comfortably in the hand, and the finished set comes ready for regular play rather than for a display case. As the only Baltic amber manufacturer in America, we handle every step of the process ourselves, from sorting the raw stone to the final polish, so a set like this never leaves the studio until it's ready. You can see the full domino set, along with the rest of our amber game collection, at kizima.us.
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