Old Modern Handicrafts – Chinese Junk Model Wooden Ship Model Museum Quality Model Ship for Home & Office – Fully Assembled – 27.0L x 7.0W x 24.5H Inches

• Linen
• Imported
• Dimension: Stands proudly at 28.0L x 8.0W x 24.0H
• Premium Wood: Crafted with precision using premium wood – western red cedar, rosewood, and mahogany – adorned with brass statues and ornaments for an opulent touch
• SKILL: best traditional real ship-making methods applied, hundreds of hours required to finish each model by our master craftsmen
• UNIQUENESS: each ship is an “Exclusive Edition” where the model has a unique serial number etched into the hull
• Our master craftsmen build scale replicas of any vessel or model boats including but not limited to tall ship, sailing yachts, cruise ship, speedboat to any size using integration technique of traditional to modern methods.
• Elevate your Office or Home Space: Display this commanding piece of history in your home or office, adding a touch of maritime elegance that is sure to set your space apart

Crafted through the traditional plank-on-frame method of construction, this 27-inch model is made from quality, warm-hued exotic woods like mahogany and teak. Each model takes more than 50 hours of work by master craftsmen to construct strip by strip.

Fine details include main and mizzen masts, battened sails made from hand-stitched fabric, brass cannons and anchors, miniature lifeboats, covered hatches, and a multi-level wooden deck. The model comes with a sturdy wooden stand and a metal nameplate.

History:

A junk Chinese boat is a boat used in China. Junks usually have around two or three sails but sometimes have four. Craftsmen make each mast from bamboo. People use bamboo because it is so strong that you don’t need very many ropes.

People usually use very large Chinese ship junks (about 150 meters or 492 feet long) for worldwide trips. An average-sized junk usually carries food from city to city. Craftsmen built the first Chinese junks during the Song dynasty between 960 and 1270.

Later, in 1271-1368 a Mongol emperor built the first Chinese imperial treasure fleets. These junks sailed to Sumatra, Ceylon, and southern India. The famous explorer, Marco Polo journeyed to the Mongol court and described seeing four-masted junks that had sixty cabins for merchants and crews of up to 300.

About six centuries ago, the Chinese built huge armadas of junks that sailed to Ceylon, Arabia, and East Africa. The fleet had huge nine-masted junks that were over 400 feet long and 150 feet wide or 122 meters long and 46 meters wide. There were 27,000 crew members and soldiers in the Armada! Water tankers, supply ships, ships for cavalry horses, and patrol boats escorted these traditional Chinese junk boats.

Packaging

Knowing the value you place on your purchase, we prioritize the protection of your Chinese junk boat. Each meticulously crafted vessel is securely nestled within a wooden crate and a resilient carton box, complete with cushioning. This ensures your model arrives in the same pristine condition as when it left our workshop.

Our packaging is designed to withstand the rigors of transit, giving you complete confidence that your junk ship Chinese will reach you in perfect condition, ready to be admired and cherished.

How to display Chinese Junk Wooden Ship Model

Own a captivating piece of maritime history with the Chinese Pirate Junk L60! This crafted ship Chinese junk seamlessly blends high-quality materials with precision, historical accuracy, and artistry to create a breathtaking display piece.

Whether you’re a maritime history enthusiast or simply appreciate exquisite craftsmanship, our Chinese junk boat for sale is a perfect addition to your collection of treasured antiques.

Enrich the ambiance of any space, be it your home, office, or even a museum, with this stunning model. It’s a remarkable gift for maritime enthusiasts and history buffs alike.