Tradition and idealism in Board Games - The world history though board games

Tradition and idealism in Board Games
It is a privilege for us, at Mitra, to be able to work with something we believe in, that makes us feel part of a macro world, within our own private world. Experiencing different cultures, traveling in time and space, without moving physically and, mainly, being able to bring knowledge and entertainment to other people.
In the search for personal and professional fulfillment, this is how we became toy manufacturers, especially wooden board games.
The world history though board games.
Our proposal of contribution to Spiel.digital consists in the presentation of board game collections of partly handmade traditional board games from around the world and how to play them. The board games are 100% ecological and legally certified for commercial use.
‘Mitra’, a 20-year-old Brazilian company, specializes in educational wood board games and toys. Its main product, the ‘Encyclopedia of board games’, Mitra’s trademark, is a collection of board games, from different countries and periods, ranging from traditional games from millennial civilizations to modern and exclusive games from Brazilian designer.
The ‘Encyclopedia of board games’, also called ‘book-game’ due to its shape, is produced with wood of reforestation. Its pieces, package, and instruction (which contains the game history and its rules) are all environmentally friendly, have helped us to achieve the ‘Green Company’ and’ Green Toy producer’ label, not so common in Brazil. Nowadays, this collection comprises thirty-eight board games which can be individually purchased. Besides that, Mitra produces different types of toys such as traditional and challenge puzzles focused on entertainment and learning for children, youths and adults.

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I didn't even know that they participated in the "spiel". The video is amazing, I hope I can get that game collection soon. Greetings from Mexico

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Tem esse vídeo em.portugues ou legendado em português?