Persis premium material lined with a back pocket to put stones and seashells

Barjis or Persis is a well-known game in the heritage of the Levant, as the Syrians introduced it to the region at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Barjis consists of a piece of cloth, usually black, embroidered with a square cross, each of its sides in the form of a rectangle, and it is divided into three lengths, and each length is divided into small squares of eight squares in each arm, and three in width. . Several metal pieces and shells are also used in the game.