Baqqarah Half Section Wall Hanges Wooden Dhow

The Baqqarah was originally used to carry cargo on trading Voyages.

Smaller versions were used for pearling and fishing expeditions

maritime heritage with modern practicality. Designed with elegant details and premium craftsmanship, it serves as both a functional mobile holder and a decorative statement piece. The unique dhow-shaped design reflects the rich seafaring history of the Arabian Gulf, making it a perfect addition to homes, offices, majlis spaces, and gift collections. Its sturdy construction securely holds smartphones while adding a touch of cultural elegance to any setting.

The Boum has a pointed stern (back part of the dhow which allows it to travel quickly). Large Types of boum could carry large cargoes and travel long distances. Smaller types were used for pearling expeditions. This dhow usually has two masts, although the largest types have three Masts.

The Jalbut is known for its speed and versatility and was used for pearling and fishing expeditions and other short journeys.

Some say the name is derived from the English term jolly boat, which were small vessels used by the British Royal Navy.  This type of dhow is distinguished by its square stern (the back part of the Boat).

The Baqqarah was originally used to carry cargo on trading Voyages. Smaller versions were used for pearling and fishing expeditions.