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Dimenssion: L: 30.5 W: 5 H: 26.5 InchesHistory: For many centuries boats that sailed on the Indian Ocean were called dhows and were distinguishable from ships that sailed on the Mediterranean or China Sea by the shape of the Dhow's triangular sails. Despite its historical attachment to Arab traders dhows are essentially an Indian boat with much of the wood for its construction coming from the forests of India. The dhow was known for two distinctive features including its aforementioned triangular or lateen sail and also for its stitched construction. Stitched boats were made by sewing the hull boards together with fibers cords or thongs.Dhow is just the very word conjures up a host of images from pearl divers and fishermen to merchants smugglers and adventurers. Like the Windtower the dhow is synonymous with the Gulf and it is probably one of the most widely-recognized icons of Arab culture known to millions who have never traveled in the region.
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