National Museum Scotland The Lewis Chessmen towel 100% Cotton

This refers to the famous Lewis Chessmen, which are:
A historical collection of chess pieces:
The Lewis Chessmen are a renowned set of 12th-century chess pieces, predominantly carved from walrus ivory.
Discovered in Scotland:
They were discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, which is how they received their name.
Likely of Scandinavian origin:
While found in Scotland, scholars believe these pieces were likely crafted in Scandinavia, possibly Norway or Iceland, during the 12th century.
Significant cultural artifacts:
They are considered among the most famous and important chess pieces in history and offer insights into medieval European culture and the popularity of chess during that era.