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Ocelot is a 160-tile American Mahjong set with white faces and leopard artwork: leopards on every crak, on the BAM and CRAK dragons and on all 10 jokers. Gold pine-tree bams and ladybug dots complete the safari look.
Ocelot puts its leopards on the faces of the tiles, where you look during every hand. These leopard mahjong tiles show a seated leopard holding a balloon on each crak, a crouching leopard under the word BAM and a walking leopard under the word CRAK on the dragons, and a roaring leopard head under an arched JOKER on all 10 jokers. The four winds are large E, S, W and N letters filled with leopard print. Every face is white with rounded corners, so the spotted art reads clearly against it.
This is an American Mahjong set, with an Arabic numeral in the top corner of every dot, bam and crak, plus flowers and jokers. The maker's full-set layout breaks the 160 tiles down like this:
That is the 152 tiles a standard American game uses, plus two extra jokers and six blanks that many groups keep aside as spares.
The dots are drawn as small ladybugs. The bams are gold pine trees, and the 1-Bam is a gold bird carrying an olive sprig. The soap is an empty gold double frame with ornate corners. The eight flowers are eight different cream and yellow blooms: a white blossom cluster, mimosa, yellow roses, a white lily, a white anemone, yellow trumpet flowers, white roses and a yellow orchid. The flowers carry no numbers. Most of the art is gold on white, which gives a soft, warm look rather than strong contrast.
The maker lists each tile at 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm). Thickness is not listed, so measure your racks before pairing them with this set. The tiles are listed as acrylic and the set is listed for 4 players. Acrylic tiles usually need only a soft, slightly damp cloth; skip solvents and keep the set out of strong sun for long periods.
| Game | American Mahjong |
|---|---|
| Tile count | 160 |
| Tile breakdown | 36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 16 winds, 12 dragons, 8 flowers, 10 jokers, 6 blanks |
| Tile size | 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm), length x width as listed; thickness not listed |
| Material | Acrylic (as listed by the maker) |
| Face color | White, with gold and leopard artwork |
| Corners | Rounded |
| Numbering | Arabic numerals in the corner of suit tiles; flowers not numbered |
| Players | 4 (as listed by the maker) |
What comes in this leopard tile set?
You get 160 tiles: 36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 16 winds, 12 dragons, 8 flowers, 10 jokers and 6 blanks. That is everything the listing covers. Some product photos show matching racks on the table, but racks are not listed as part of the set, and neither are a case, bag, dice or pushers. The annual National Mah Jongg League card is not included; players buy it from the League each year.
How is a 160-tile set different from a 152-tile set?
A standard American Mahjong game uses 152 tiles, including 8 jokers. Ocelot has those 152 tiles plus two more jokers and six blanks, for 160 in total. The extra jokers give you a spare if one goes missing, and many groups keep the blanks aside as replacements or use them for house rules. If your group plays strictly with 152, set the two extra jokers and the blanks aside before you deal.
What are the animal tiles in Mahjong?
Some regional Chinese sets add animal tiles, such as a cat, mouse, rooster and centipede, which work as bonus tiles. American Mahjong does not use animal tiles. On Ocelot the leopards are artwork on standard tiles: a seated leopard on each crak, leopards on the BAM and CRAK dragons and a roaring leopard on the 10 jokers. The 1-Bam is a gold bird and the dots are ladybugs, but they still play as a normal bam and normal dots.
How big are the tiles, and will they fit my racks?
The maker lists each tile at 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm), length by width. Thickness is not listed. We have not tested these tiles in any particular rack, so we cannot promise a fit. Before you pair them with racks you already own, compare the rack's ledge height and overall length with these figures, and keep in mind that a tile's thickness also affects how it sits.
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Ocelot is a 160-tile American Mahjong set with white faces and leopard artwork: leopards on every crak, on the BAM and CRAK dragons and on all 10 jokers. Gold pine-tree bams and ladybug dots complete the safari look.
Ocelot puts its leopards on the faces of the tiles, where you look during every hand. These leopard mahjong tiles show a seated leopard holding a balloon on each crak, a crouching leopard under the word BAM and a walking leopard under the word CRAK on the dragons, and a roaring leopard head under an arched JOKER on all 10 jokers. The four winds are large E, S, W and N letters filled with leopard print. Every face is white with rounded corners, so the spotted art reads clearly against it.
This is an American Mahjong set, with an Arabic numeral in the top corner of every dot, bam and crak, plus flowers and jokers. The maker's full-set layout breaks the 160 tiles down like this:
That is the 152 tiles a standard American game uses, plus two extra jokers and six blanks that many groups keep aside as spares.
The dots are drawn as small ladybugs. The bams are gold pine trees, and the 1-Bam is a gold bird carrying an olive sprig. The soap is an empty gold double frame with ornate corners. The eight flowers are eight different cream and yellow blooms: a white blossom cluster, mimosa, yellow roses, a white lily, a white anemone, yellow trumpet flowers, white roses and a yellow orchid. The flowers carry no numbers. Most of the art is gold on white, which gives a soft, warm look rather than strong contrast.
The maker lists each tile at 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm). Thickness is not listed, so measure your racks before pairing them with this set. The tiles are listed as acrylic and the set is listed for 4 players. Acrylic tiles usually need only a soft, slightly damp cloth; skip solvents and keep the set out of strong sun for long periods.
| Game | American Mahjong |
|---|---|
| Tile count | 160 |
| Tile breakdown | 36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 16 winds, 12 dragons, 8 flowers, 10 jokers, 6 blanks |
| Tile size | 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm), length x width as listed; thickness not listed |
| Material | Acrylic (as listed by the maker) |
| Face color | White, with gold and leopard artwork |
| Corners | Rounded |
| Numbering | Arabic numerals in the corner of suit tiles; flowers not numbered |
| Players | 4 (as listed by the maker) |
What comes in this leopard tile set?
You get 160 tiles: 36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 16 winds, 12 dragons, 8 flowers, 10 jokers and 6 blanks. That is everything the listing covers. Some product photos show matching racks on the table, but racks are not listed as part of the set, and neither are a case, bag, dice or pushers. The annual National Mah Jongg League card is not included; players buy it from the League each year.
How is a 160-tile set different from a 152-tile set?
A standard American Mahjong game uses 152 tiles, including 8 jokers. Ocelot has those 152 tiles plus two more jokers and six blanks, for 160 in total. The extra jokers give you a spare if one goes missing, and many groups keep the blanks aside as replacements or use them for house rules. If your group plays strictly with 152, set the two extra jokers and the blanks aside before you deal.
What are the animal tiles in Mahjong?
Some regional Chinese sets add animal tiles, such as a cat, mouse, rooster and centipede, which work as bonus tiles. American Mahjong does not use animal tiles. On Ocelot the leopards are artwork on standard tiles: a seated leopard on each crak, leopards on the BAM and CRAK dragons and a roaring leopard on the 10 jokers. The 1-Bam is a gold bird and the dots are ladybugs, but they still play as a normal bam and normal dots.
How big are the tiles, and will they fit my racks?
The maker lists each tile at 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm), length by width. Thickness is not listed. We have not tested these tiles in any particular rack, so we cannot promise a fit. Before you pair them with racks you already own, compare the rack's ledge height and overall length with these figures, and keep in mind that a tile's thickness also affects how it sits.
| Game | American Mahjong |
|---|---|
| Tile count | 160 |
| Tile breakdown | 36 dots, 36 bams, 36 craks, 16 winds, 12 dragons, 8 flowers, 10 jokers, 6 blanks |
| Tile size | 1.24 x 0.91 in (31.5 x 23.2 mm), length x width as listed; thickness not listed |
| Material | Acrylic (as listed by the maker) |
| Face color | White, with gold and leopard artwork |
| Corners | Rounded |
| Numbering | Arabic numerals in the corner of suit tiles; flowers not numbered |
| Players | 4 (as listed by the maker) |
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The sound alone
Shuffling a real set is half the pleasure. Weight in your hand, that clack across the table: you can hear it before you see it.
Yours for twenty years
A set outlasts the group it started with. Choose one you'll still want on the table when someone else is dealing.
Yes. This product is presented as an American Mahjong tile set.
The product page describes the selected tile-set variant. Accessories are included only when they are explicitly listed in the description.
Only specifications explicitly stated on this page are confirmed. Unlisted measurements or materials are intentionally not promised.
Yes. Screen settings and lighting can create small differences, so use the gallery as a close visual guide.
A mahjong set is handled more than almost anything else in the house: every tile passes through four pairs of hands, several times a game.
That is what we select for. Tiles that read clearly from the far side of the table, edges that stay clean, and a case that still closes after a few seasons of being carried around.
Sets differ in ways that only show at the table: the weight of a tile in the hand, how a crak reads from three seats away, whether the case survives the trip to a friend’s house.
When we have the figures, we publish them: tile count, tile size, weight and material. When we do not have one, we leave it out rather than guess.
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