Loading stories…
The people, places and ideas moving American Mahjong forward. Short stories, original sources, plenty to share.
Oh My Mahjong announced its own annual International Mahjong Card, highlighting accessible design and a planned charitable contribution tied to sales.
Sea Island Life places American Mahjong within resort social life, describing instruction, retail and tournament programming alongside the appeal of thoughtfully designed playing spaces.
The Hustle describes women founders using Mahjong for professional gatherings and event businesses, reflecting the appeal of meeting around a shared activity.
A Family Savvy interview explores Megan Trottier’s path from garage orders to Oh My Mahjong’s retail growth, alongside the brand’s instructor mentoring program.
A D Magazine profile revisits The Mahjong Line’s beginnings, the criticism of its early designs and the founders’ fifth-anniversary milestone in a changing American Mahjong market.
Modern Retail reports that Mahjong sets have become a significant category for lifestyle brands, with Oh My Mahjong and Jonathan Adler describing strong wholesale and consumer demand.