it is a carriage that is place on the back of an elephant or other similar animal. In the past it was used to carry around wealthy people or for hunting or warfare. It was also a symbol of wealth for the owner.
howdah
On an elephants back.
Howdah or houdah
Hi there! The covered seat on a camel or elephant is called a howdah also houdah, in Arabic. It would be known as a sedan chair as well. This type of seat protects the rider with a canopy and/or rail. Cheers! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- this is actually something i dreamt aboutand 2 questions came up , the first was the name of the elephant chair wich somewhere in the back of my mind is called a gondola as in the Venetian boat , i am sure i hve read this somewhere in the pastjust hoping someone can verify this for me
A howdah.It is referred to as a houdah or howdah. While its main purpose was to provide a more comfortable seat for someone than an elephant's back, it was also a sign of wealth.
The Moth Eaten Howdah of the Tusker was created in 2004.
The Moth Eaten Howdah of the Tusker has 372 pages.
A howdah is a carriage which is positioned on the back of an elephant, or occasionally some other animal such as camels.
The ISBN of The Moth Eaten Howdah of the Tusker is 81-291-0336-2.
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Howdah
Howdah
On an elephants back.
Howdah
It's an elephant saddle for riders.
Howdah or houdah
Hi there! The covered seat on a camel or elephant is called a howdah also houdah, in Arabic. It would be known as a sedan chair as well. This type of seat protects the rider with a canopy and/or rail. Cheers! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- this is actually something i dreamt aboutand 2 questions came up , the first was the name of the elephant chair wich somewhere in the back of my mind is called a gondola as in the Venetian boat , i am sure i hve read this somewhere in the pastjust hoping someone can verify this for me