Chess gifts for her
Give her a game she cares about, drawn as art. It could be one of her own wins, imported from her chess.com or Lichess account, or a game from a player she admires.
Each move becomes a line across the board, coloured by when it was played, so every game makes a different picture. Add a title and a message and we'll print and post it free.
Games worth giving her
Four games from Hou Yifan's world title matches, and classics every player knows.
Women's World Championship 2016, Game 9
Framed from $64.99
Women's World Championship 2013
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Women's World Championship 2011
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Women's World Championship 2016, Game 2
Framed from $64.99
The Opera Game
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The Evergreen Game
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The Game of the Century
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World Championship 2024, Game 14
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Choosing for her
Her own best game
Her username is enough to list her recent games. A win she was proud of, with her name and the date as the title, is the most personal thing on this site.
Find her games →A champion's game
Hou Yifan won the women's world title four times. The last game of her 2016 match in Lviv, won with passed pawns, took the title back from Mariya Muzychuk.
See the Lviv game →A game with a story
Morphy played the Opera Game in a box at the Paris opera during The Barber of Seville. It is short, famous and easy to explain to guests.
See the Opera Game →Good to know
- Do I need their game file?
- No. If they play on chess.com or Lichess, their username is enough: we list their recent games and you pick one. For a club or tournament game, paste the moves instead.
- Can I add a gift message?
- Yes. There's a gift message box at checkout, printed on the packing slip. You can also put a personal title and message on the print itself.
- Can I send it straight to them?
- Yes. Enter their address at checkout. Shipping is free to every country we deliver to.
- What if it arrives damaged?
- We reprint it free. See shipping & returns.