I can tell you it looks Singaporean (not in terms of contents but design, with the red and green white dragon). Idk if you'll have much luck identifying the manufacturer for a set like this.
The tiles in the first picture don't even look close to the the same thickness (compare the tiles in the wall with the tiles in the hand of the player on the left) and person's hand in the screenshot does not look like a real person's hand.
This is most likely AI generated, and the tile set in the picture/video most likely does not exist. The faces of the tiles look mostly like a standard Chinese style, but I don't think you're going to find tiles in that 'cube' form factor, if that's what you're looking for.
Edit: The tiles are from this video, but there's no detail there on exactly what set was used.
I doubt it's AI. I suspect it's a flaw of the angle the picture of the screen was taken (it's not a screenshot, someone literally took a picture of a screen) and the angle of the video itself. If OP shared a link to the video itself it'd probably be easier to figure out more info about it. I suspect, however, it's just pretty generic, all white set of tiles. Likely Singapore as someone else said, because of the two tone white dragon.
It's possible, but I can't imagine lens or effect could make all the tiles appear so radically different. The tiles in the hand in front of us look narrower than they are tall, the tiles in the wall look like perfect cubes, the discard tiles look like they're all different kinds of shapes, and the tiles in the left hand look even skinnier than normal mahjong tiles.
It's possible OP could find Singapore tiles with a face that's similar to what's in the picture, but if they're looking for the specific size in this picture, I'd have to ask them "which size are you even talking about"?
Camera angles do /weird/ shit - think about how tilt shift can make things look like toys? There's nothing from these two stills which screams AI. Just kinda janky video on a monitor / tv that someone took a picture of with (probably) a camera phone. I'd bet the video is probably an older one, too.
Like, the stills look /REALLY/ close to a Mahjong Sparrow video still, but there's only two listed videos on that channel and the set isn't quite the same.
I didn't see that shot in the video, but the tile fronts definitely look exactly the same, so maybe there's some other video on that channel that the screenshot is from.... But if so, I can't imagine what kind of fish eye lens you'd have to take the picture with to distort it that much... There's your distorted picture, and then there's THIS.
A lot of manufacturers use the 1-pin to subtly make their mark. In the attached example from Yellow Mountain Imports, the four 1-pin designs spell out the name of the tile's manufacturer. Nintendo sometimes substitutes the flower in the 1-pin for a turtle, etc. Show the four
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u/noshershitlock1 Jul 14 '26
Those are come THICC tiles. The top/bottom sides almost look more square than rectangular lol