Santa Maria ship mockup antique

Santa Maria ship mockup in old beautiful condition

Size:

Width: 42 cm

Height: 39 cm

The history of the ship

He was the flagship of Columbus in 1492 when he set out for the unknown to sail around the land to get to India. But against his will, he discovered a new continent, America. Although he was unaware of this in his life. The probable size of the ship is approx. It was 23 meters long and 7.8 meters wide. Apart from Noah's ark, Santa Maria, the command ship of Christopher Columbus, is undoubtedly the most famous ship in the world to sail from Palos, southern Spain, on August 3, 1492, along with the pinta and nina. The Columbus flagship of the largest unit was the 80-ton nao named Santa Maria. Unfortunately, we don’t know what the ship looked like exactly. The only way to get an idea of what the ship looks like is to read a Columbus autobiography written by his contemporary, father las casas, or look at paintings of Flemish merchant ships from the late 15th century. On the way to the Canary Islands, the surface was damaged, and while it was repaired, its Latin sail was converted into a nao sail. From there, on September 6, 1492, they were then cut west to the unknown sea. After thirty-five days of sailing, on October 11, at two o'clock at night, sailor Rodrigo de Triana, guarding the mast's mast, signaled land. They stood in front of an island in the morning. Columbus named it San Salvador. From then on, he traveled southwest, discovering Cuba and Haiti, naming the latter Hispanola. Here Santa Maria ran aground, so she left some of her men on Hispaniola and returned to Europe with the remaining two ships.

Apartments, offices, restaurants, public spaces (hall, lobby, reception, etc.), S furniture as an exclusive addition to this elegant ornament. The ship, sailing ship is a symbol of a happy, healthy, successful life according to Eastern traditions. It appears in most homes in some form to bring wealth to the lives of the residents, as feng shui teaches. Good luck sail to you too!

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