padewakang

E1017176

The padewakang is a large, traditional wooden sailing vessel from Indonesia’s Mandar seafaring culture, historically used for long-distance trade and fishing across the archipelago.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indonesian boat type
traditional sailing vessel
wooden sailing ship
builtBy Mandar shipwrights
carriedCargo dried sea cucumber
rice
spices
textiles
constructionMethod traditional wooden shipbuilding
countryOfOrigin Indonesia
crewSize about 10–20 sailors
cultureOfOrigin Mandar people
documentedIn Indonesian maritime ethnography
hasBowType sharp bow
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Mandar maritime heritage
hasHullType planked hull
hasPropulsion sail
hasRigging schooner-like rig
two-masted rig
hasSailType rectangular sail
tanja sail
hasSternType raised stern
hasSuperstructure deckhouse
historicalPeriodOfUse 19th century
pre-colonial era
languageOfName Indonesian language
Mandar language
material wood
nameVariant padewakang boat
navigatedArea Arafura Sea
Flores Sea
Java Sea
Makassar Strait
Timor Sea
coasts of northern Australia
operatedBy Bugis-Makassar sailors
Mandar sailors
regionOfUse Sulawesi
linked to: Celebes
relatedTo lambo (boat)
pinisi
status rare in contemporary use
typicalLength about 20–30 meters
usedFor cargo transport
fishing
inter-island trade
long-distance trade
trepang trade
usedIn Indonesian archipelago

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