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Kawleeya

Kawleeya is a traditional folk game from the Sindh region of Pakistan and northwestern India, played with small wooden or bone pegs (kawleeya) that are struck or flicked to knock down an opponent's pegs or hit a target from a distance. It is typically played by children and young men in rural villages using simple hand-thrown or stick-launched techniques, and functions as a low-cost pastime requiring only carved wooden pieces and open ground. The game is part of the region's broader tradition of folk street games.

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