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MarisStella — Brand Story, Value Proposition & Craftsmanship PhilosophyCategoriesCompany News

MarisStella — Brand Story & Craftsmanship Philosophy

MarisStella began with a simple but enduring ambition: to preserve the maritime heritage of the Adriatic through precision-crafted wooden ship models. Founded in Croatia—a region shaped for centuries by seafaring culture—MarisStella draws inspiration from the shipbuilding traditions of the Dubrovnik Republic and the broader Mediterranean world. From its earliest days, the company aligned itself not […]

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How We Craft MarisStella Model Ship Kits?

At MarisStella, every model ship kit we offer represents more than just a hobby product—it is a pathway to maritime history, craftsmanship, and personal fulfillment. 1. Deep Historical Research Before wood meets glue, our process begins with immersive research. We examine original ship plans, archival photographs, museum relics, and even salvage reports when available. By doing […]

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Beginner’s Guide to Assembling MarisStella Model Ship Kits ⛵

Start Your Model Ship Journey 🛠️ Building a model ship is not just a hobby—it’s an exploration of maritime history, craftsmanship, and patience. Whether you are drawn to full-rigged ships, barques, or historical vessels, MarisStella Model Ship Kits are designed to provide a rewarding experience for beginners and advanced modelers alike. This guide will help […]

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Modeling Barque Stefano, The Sails

The Barque Stefano model ship kit offers a unique combination of historical accuracy, craftsmanship, and educational value. At MarisStella, we aim to preserve the heritage of Adriatic sailing ships and provide model kits that are both instructive and visually stunning. This guide focuses on one of MarisStella’s key innovations: pre-sewn, embroidered sails that replicate the […]

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Navicula: Fact or Myth – Unveiling Dubrovnik’s 15th-Century Ship Heritage

With a targeted collection of museum materials from the Dubrovnik Museums and the Toledo Museum in Spain, we began our research. Personally, I undertook a detailed study of all materials, which amounted to over 2GB. It was an extraordinary pleasure to begin writing this work. The materials thoroughly cover medieval Dubrovnik shipbuilding, extending into the […]

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