Toma Todo Pirinola - Mexican Version of Dreidel

Dreidel has a Mexican cousin, and it spins six ways. Toma Todo is played with a pirinola, a six-sided top that tells each player whether to take from the pot or add to it - the same happy chaos as dreidel, just with a different accent. This hand-painted set arrives with its own hand-sewn drawstring bag and a booklet of rules, ready to join the Janucá table somewhere between the gelt and the latkes.

Toma Todo is a popular game in Mexico and Latin America, with a history dating back to ancient Rome often played by Mexican Jews.

• Made in the USA
  
• Includes one pirinola, one drawstring bag, and one instruction booklet
• Hand-painted and hand-sewn, so no two sets are exactly alike
• Six sides call the play: take all, take one, take two, put one, put two, everyone puts in