Small Copper Dice Bag
CA$125.00
Armor for your dice.
1 in stock (can be backordered)
Description
This handcrafted small copper chainmaille dice bag is built for adventurers who like their gear solid, stylish, and a little legendary. Made from heavy 14 SWG, 5/16″ copper rings, it has a satisfying weight and a rich metallic finish that only gets better with age.
At about 17 ounces of solid copper, it comfortably holds about 25 standard polyhedral dice. A durable paracord drawstring, paired with a metal cord lock and metal cord ends, keeps your dice secure whether you’re heading to game night or packing for a convention.
Perfect for tabletop gamers, dice collectors, and anyone who appreciates functional chainmaille craftsmanship. Built to carry your dice and your destiny, crafted in true Geek Maille style. This is a one-of-a-kind piece, so once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Bag Details
- Rings: Solid copper — warm tone that develops a rich patina over time
- Weave: European 4-in-1 · 14 SWG · 5/16″ inner diameter
- Lining: Unlined, so your dice peek through the copper mesh
- Weight: About 17 oz of solid copper
- Capacity: Holds about 25 polyhedral dice
- Closure: Paracord drawstring with metal cord lock and metal cord ends
- Ships: In-stock bags ship in 2–3 business days · Out-of-stock or custom bags ship in about 7 business days
- Care: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling and keep it dry between sessions. Avoid bleach, ammonia, chlorine and abrasive cleaners. Brightening steps are below.
Dice not included.
Copper Care & Patina: Copper naturally darkens and develops a patina as it’s handled and exposed to air. This is normal, and many players love the aged, well-travelled look. To bring back the shine:
- Empty the bag, then dip it in white vinegar for just a few seconds, or rub it with a lemon half dipped in salt.
- Wash with mild dish soap, using a soft toothbrush to reach between the rings.
- Rinse in cold water and dry it completely right away. A towel, then a hair dryer on low, works well. Leftover moisture speeds up tarnish.
Store it dry, ideally in a closed bag or pouch, to slow tarnishing. To learn more about copper and the other metals used in Geek Maille pieces, see A Maker’s Guide to Chainmaille Materials.
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