A NOLI JUNE mahjong mat set for a Hanukkah table, with a menorah, challah and dreidels

A Hanukkah Table,
Set for Mahjong

A mat, a tablecloth and a dice dish, named for Marlene. Three pieces from the NOLI JUNE MAHJONG Winter Collection.

Marlene played mahjong with my Bubbe, Sue, for forty years. She was one of eight women at that table.

These are her three pieces. A mahjong mat, a tablecloth and a dice dish, built for the table your family actually plays at. Made to be played on, spilled on, wiped down and brought back out next year.

Marlene's three pieces

Marlene Put Out a Spread on the Eighth Night, image 1 of 4

Marlene Put Out a Spread on the Eighth Night, image 2 of 4

Marlene Put Out a Spread on the Eighth Night, image 3 of 4

Mahjong mat

Marlene Put Out a Spread on the Eighth Night

$215.00

Eight nights, one very full table, and nobody leaving early.

33.5 inch square, 20.6oz textured leatherette, about 1mm thick. Waterproof and wipe clean. Arrives in its own NOLI JUNE leatherette sleeve with a gold snap.

Marlene Won at Dreidel Again Tablecloth, image 1 of 4

Marlene Won at Dreidel Again Tablecloth, image 2 of 4

Tablecloth

Marlene Won at Dreidel Again

$115.00

Nobody beat her at dreidel, and she had no intention of letting that change.

55 inch square, cotton-linen, 1cm hem.

Marlene's Frosted Cookies Dice Dish, image 1 of 3

Dice dish

Marlene's Frosted Cookies

$39.00

She iced them by hand every year and insisted it was nothing. There were never any left by the third night.

4.3 inch diameter, shatterproof acrylic, scratch resistant, lipped edge.

Take the whole table

Mat, tablecloth and dice dish together. Shipping is free over $350, so the set arrives with nothing added at checkout.

All three: $369.00

First candle is Friday, December 4. Everything is printed and finished in London. If you want it on the table for the first night, order by mid-November.

Elyse Pickle, founder of NOLI JUNE, at a scalloped mahjong table

Meet the Founder, Elyse

I started NOLI JUNE in honor of my Bubbe, Sue, and the women she played mahjong with. Eight of them, one table, forty years.

Every lady in this collection is named for one of those women.

Every mat and tablecloth is printed and finished in London, in small runs, on materials picked to survive a weekly game and a few decades of them. The mats are waterproof and wipe clean, because real tables have wine on them. Nothing here is meant to be replaced.