Brands
Six makers cover nearly every worthwhile purchase in the US market. Here is what each one is actually for.
Oh My Mahjong
The designer brand that made American tiles a fashion category. Layered acrylic, 160-tile sets, tiles sold separately from racks and mats — budget for the full table, not just the tiles.
Known for: Talulah, Dandy, Heritage and Debutante tile lines; starter kits to ~$900
See their sets →The Mahjong Line
Designer American tiles organised into named lines — Classic ($495), Lucky and Botanical ($485), Minimal ($375–$395) — with modern, highly curated colour stories.
Known for: Classic Crisp White; Minimal colourways
See their sets →Yellow Mountain Imports
The workhorse: complete American, Chinese and Riichi sets with every accessory in the case, at prices from about $61 to $300. If a set must simply work for a weekly game, start here.
Known for: Chinoise, Santorini, Azure Fortune, Riichi sets
See their sets →Linda Li
The connoisseur's complete-set brand, sold via GammonVillage and American-Wholesaler. Enlarged, deeply engraved acrylic in the Artisan Collection; practical soft-bag sets from about $170.
Known for: Artisan Butterfly series; Denim Bag set
See their sets →Crisloid
Handmade in Providence, Rhode Island. Resin tiles, cherry wood racks, and collector editions to $2,750 — frequently waitlisted because production is genuinely small-batch.
Known for: Letra ($800 full set), Seasons, Heron, Mother Nature
See their sets →My Fair Mahjong
Playful American sets with themed artwork, best known for the Mini Anywhere travel line that keeps the full 160-tile game in a carry-on bag.
Known for: Mini Anywhere travel sets ($210)
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