Heritage sailing ship-shaped silicone mould - Jalbut / Loaded**, a symbol of maritime heritage in the UAE and the Gulf.

**The Heritage Sailing Ship - Al-Jalbot / Al-Muham**, the symbol of the maritime heritage of the UAE and the Gulf.

**Artistic design:**

- A prominent engraving model in light beige colour, as if it were made of gypsum, carved wood or risin

- The edges are defined and soft, and the whole shape stands out from the background in the simple 3D style that they use in souvenirs and heritage magnets

**Vessel details:**

- An old wooden ship with a long and narrow structure, with accurate details of the wood and the side fence

- Two large open triangle sails, with masts and ropes finely engraved

- Under the ship, the sea wave is painted in the form of overlapping corrugated lines, giving a sense of movement

- They used this species for pearl diving, fishing, trading between Gulf ports and India

**Symbolism:**

This shape is not just a decoration, it is the memory of the sea among the people of the Emirates. It represents days of diving, fatigue, livelihood, and long trips. That's why you always see it in museums, heritage festivals, and Al Ain and Dubai memorabilia.

Above it in the photo shows part of a second shape - a heritage clay house with a nailed wooden door and small windows - and this confirms that the entire collection is a collection of Emirati heritage symbols.