Chess set - Ajedrez de Incas vs. Conquistadores Españoles

A handcrafted chess: Incas vs. Spanish Conquistadors
Description:
Exquisite handmade themed chess set crafted and painted entirely by hand. This set is not just a game but an artistic representation of the cultural and historical clash between the Inca Empire and the Spanish Conquistadors during the 16th century.
Set Details:
Pieces: Made of pressed ceramic or stone paste, polychromed with vibrant colors and a glossy varnished finish.
Inca Side (Green/Brown): The King is represented by the Sapa Inca, the Queen by the Coya, and the pawns are warriors with traditional shields and maces.
Spanish Side (Red/Black): The King represents a high-ranking officer or Spanish monarch, the Queen a lady of the era, and the pawns are soldiers with armor, morions and swords.
Knights: Interestingly, in these games the "knights" of the Inca side are typically represented as llamas or alpacas, while the Spanish side uses European steeds.
Board: Folding wooden box that serves to store the pieces. The edges of the board are decorated with geometric motifs and pictorial scenes evoking Pre-Columbian and Colonial iconography.
Condition: Very good condition. Handcrafted details are evident, making each piece unique (slight variations in the face and color).