MODEL PINASSE FROM ARCACHON
The pinasse is a traditional fishing boat of the Arcachon Basin and the Gascony coast. Its sharp frame and flat bottom allows it to navigated shallow waters.
Handmade reproduction from painted wood.
The pinasse is a traditional fishing boat of the Arcachon Basin and the Gascony coast. Its sharp frame and flat bottom allows it to navigated shallow waters.
Handmade reproduction from painted wood.
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