The Red Sea is a landlocked, intercontinental sea located between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
The Suez Canal connects it to the Mediterranean Sea, and countries such as Egypt, Eritrea, Djibouti, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Jordan, Israel, and Sudan have access to its waters.
Over the years, many theories have emerged regarding its name. Some believe it was given when cyanobacteria were observed in the sea, causing the water to appear brown. Others believe the name derives from the Himyarite people, who called themselves "reds," while still others claim the name refers to the coral reefs that inhabit the area, which are predominantly red.
The turquoise contrasting with the delicate beige of the plywood enhances its clarity and creates a sense of depth.
An additional advantage is the unique frame for each product, made from reclaimed wood.
The frame adds character to this beautiful map.
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