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A balación in an 1847 painting by José Honorato Lozano
c. 19th-century model of a trading ship from Laguna
Balación, also known as Parao or Balasian, was a large native sailing outrigger ship of the Tagalog people of Laguna in the Philippines.[1]
- ^ Lozano, José Honorato (1847). Vistas de las islas Filipinas y trajes de sus habitantes.
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