howdah
If you were seated in the howdah, you would be on a seat or platform mounted on the back of an elephant, used typically in the past for riding or for carrying passengers or goods.
A covered seat on an elephant is called a howdah, while an uncovered seat on a camel is called a saddle or a saddle blanket.
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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If you were seated in the howdah, you would be on a seat or platform mounted on the back of an elephant, used typically in the past for riding or for carrying passengers or goods.
Howdah
It's an elephant saddle for riders.
A covered seat on an elephant is called a howdah, while an uncovered seat on a camel is called a saddle or a saddle blanket.
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