Portuguese Frigate, Traditional Tagus Vessel

The Portuguese frigate is a traditional vessel from the Tagus River (Rio Tejo) in Lisbon, widely used between the 18th and 19th centuries for trade and coastal navigation. Designed to operate in shallow waters, it featured a flat bottom and a wide hull, allowing it to efficiently transport goods along the river and nearby coastline.

These vessels played an important role in Lisbon’s maritime economy, supporting local commerce and daily transport. Known for their practicality and distinctive silhouette, they remain a symbol of Portugal’s rich nautical heritage.

Each piece is carefully crafted, combining traditional techniques with modern precision.

• Bottle capacity: 250 ml

• Total weight: 0.25 kg

• Handmade: 80% handcrafted, 20% industrial