The Dwarka ship model is a scaled representation of the MV Dwarka, a British India Steam Navigation Company (BI) vessel. The Dwarka was among the last steam-powered passenger-cargo ships operating between India, Pakistan, the Arabian Gulf, and East Africa in the mid-20th century. Built in 1947 at the Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson shipyards in England, the ship was a testament to post-World War II maritime engineering, featuring a sleek, functional design suited for the bustling trade and passenger routes of the Arabian Sea. The model captures its distinct features, including its narrow hull, prominent smokestack, and multiple decks for cargo and passenger accommodation, reflecting its dual-purpose role in commerce and transportation. Old Modern Handicrafts