The first boat took shape on this shore. A hull, a tent, the sea a few steps away.
Frida was born under a tent on the Marmaris shore.
From a tent
to an atelier.
From a beach in Marmaris to a working atelier, in the time most yards take to draw a single boat.
One roof. One team.
One atelier in Marmaris where every Frida is drawn, built and finished. From the first line to the last coat of varnish, every boat passes through the same hands.
From a tent
to an atelier.
Under canvas on the Marmaris shore, the first hull takes form, shaped by hand from a full-size drawing.
Mahogany from bow to stern, faired by hand until the hull reads as a single piece of timber.
The atelier finds its permanent roof: proper light, a wood store, and room to lay a keel and walk around it.
Several hulls take shape side by side, each drawn, framed and finished by the same hands, and none of them hurried.
Nothing is hurried.
Wood or composite, every Frida is drawn, built and finished by the same team, under one roof. The same care is given to every detail, seen or unseen.
Weeks of fairing and hand-rubbed finish, much of it devoted to parts that will never be seen.
Every Frida is built one at a time, by hand. The drawing of yours can begin here.
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