Pirate Ship The Wind of the Seas

The Wind of the Seas – A Legend Reborn

In the early 1700s, the waters of the New World were ruled by chaos and ambition, where battles raged, and only the bold survived. Fear had no place in the hearts of those who sailed these treacherous tides.

Among them was a French merchant vessel, La Concorde, a slave ship navigating the dangerous routes off Saint Vincent. Fate had a different course in mind when, one fateful day, the ship fell into the hands of the infamous English pirate, Edward Teach—better known as Blackbeard. With ruthless precision, he seized the vessel, transforming it into a floating fortress of terror. He renamed her Queen Anne’s Revenge and armed her with 40 guns, marking her as one of the most feared pirate ships to ever roam the West Indies and the Eastern American coast.

But legends never end as history records them. While it is said that Queen Anne’s Revenge met her demise, sinking off the coast of North Carolina in 1718, whispers tell another tale. Hidden away, far from the prying eyes of man, in a secret harbor on a forgotten island near Tortola, the ship was reborn under a new name—The Wind of the Seas. Mounted upon an immense dry dock crane, she has waited through the centuries, weathering the passage of time, yearning for a new master to claim her destiny.

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The Wind of The Seas | Pirate Ship The Artwork

The Artwork – A Masterpiece Forged by Time and Craft

“The Wind of the Seas” is more than a legend; it is a physical manifestation of history, brought to life through an unparalleled artistic process. This monumental sculpture, standing 50 inches high, 56 inches wide, and 20 inches deep, is a testament to craftsmanship and dedication.

Over seven months, every intricate detail was painstakingly crafted, piece by piece, with over 10,000 individually shaped elements—each a vital part of the whole. The sculpture embodies the spirit of the sea, forged with rust-stained chains, weathered carvings, and an eerie, ringing hand that seems to whisper stories of the past. Every part of this masterpiece was made from scratch, ensuring a one-of-a-kind creation that breathes life into maritime history.

This is not merely a sculpture—it is an experience, a portal to a time when the seas belonged to those who dared to dream, to fight, and to conquer. The Wind of the Seas stands as a tribute to the indomitable spirit of the ocean and the legends that still echo through the waves.

Dimensions: 50″h x 56″w x 20″d