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Flander · Joseon-era trade ship — Large late Joseon sailing merchant vessel

The Flander was a large merchant ship influenced by Western designs during the late Joseon period. It was primarily used for trade with China and Japan, suitable for both domestic and overseas voyages. Its key characteristics include a spacious cargo hold and a sturdy wooden hull.

Cliché · Carriage — Traditional horse-drawn vehicle

The cliché is a four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage widely used across Europe and Asia in the pre-industrial era. It mainly served the nobility, merchants, and travelers for long-distance transportation. Its sturdy wooden frame and metal reinforcements were hallmarks, with interiors often fitted with cushions and covers for passenger comfort.

Oryx · Ancient Korean Trading Ship — Utilized in East Asian Maritime Trade

The Oryx was a prominent Korean trading vessel used during the Three Kingdoms and Goryeo periods for maritime trade in East Asia. Its broad hull and high prow made it suitable for open sea voyages. It primarily transported large cargoes in commerce with China and Japan.

Cargo Ship · Joseon Era Merchant Vessel

The Haka was a large wooden cargo ship used during the Joseon Dynasty. It primarily transported grain, salt, textiles, and other goods along rivers and coastal routes. Its wide and simple deck allowed for efficient bulk loading.