Niña Wooden Ship Model – Columbus’ 1492 Caravel
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A handcrafted wooden model of the Niña — the fastest of Columbus’ three ships on the 1492 voyage to the New World, display-ready.
- One Niña two-mast caravel wooden ship model — fully assembled
- Wooden display stand with Nina nameplate
- Two masts, white fabric sails with red cross emblem, heraldic flags, black anchor
- Dimensions: 30 cm L × 7 cm W × 27 cm H (11.8 in × 2.8 in × 10.6 in)
- No assembly required — arrives display-ready
The Niña — formally named Santa Clara — was the smallest and most nimble of the three ships that sailed with Christopher Columbus in 1492. She was a caravel, a type of light, fast sailing vessel favored by Portuguese and Spanish explorers for its ability to sail close to the wind. Columbus himself considered her his favorite ship, and she made the return voyage to Spain safely after the Santa Maria ran aground.
This model captures her compact caravel profile: a warm brown wooden hull, white fabric sails bearing the red cross of the Order of Christ, heraldic flags at the mastheads, and a black anchor at the bow — finished and display-ready, no assembly required.
Who This Is For
For history enthusiasts, maritime collectors, and anyone drawn to the Age of Exploration. Pairs naturally with the Santa Maria for a complete Columbus fleet display — and makes a meaningful gift for anyone who appreciates the ships that changed the course of history.
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