'Santiago' By Jasmine Martinson

«Santiago», 
This ship required many months of intricate endeavor to put together. It’s made of 114 individually cut leather pieces. Some soaked, dyed, molded than dried, others required additional steps such as the details for wood planks. This project took 14 weeks to complete.

Height/Width/Depth : 24 x 18 x 11 in

Adventure awaits! From smooth sailing to the tumultuous sea, the noble mission or a pirate's pursuit,  there's just something thrilling about a journey on the unpredictable waves. Learning about historical voyages or diving into adventurous novels, ships have captivated our imaginations for as long as we can remember. They challenge the strongest of men through raging storms in the battle to survive or deliver sun warmed peace on still waters while listening to the seagulls cry for a portion of chum. History buffs and adventurous hearts, young or old, this replica piece is sure to inspire. Set sail with Santiago where you're the captain of all your nautical daydreams.  
 The original Santiago was built in the early 1500 and named after the Patron Saint of Spain, and of the military order where Magellan belonged. It weighed 60 tons and cost 187,500 maravedis. On May 3, 1520, captained by João Serrão while on a scouting mission, Santiago ran aground on land now known as South America.