A Tall Ship. A Caravel. A Bark. A Brigantine. A Clipper Ship. A Brig.
If you mean the vertical poles to which sails are attached, these are called masts.
If you mean the vertical poles to which sails are attached, these are called masts.
The ship or boat with sails is the yawl, which will typically have 2 sails, the main mast for the main sail and mizzen mast. A yawl is defined as a boat with the mizzen mast aft of the rudder post. A boat with two masts, a main mast and a mizzen mast with the mizzen mast forward of the rudder post is a ketch.
Unfurled and rigged means that they have "rigged" the boat, meaning put the masts up, and set the boat up so it is reads to go, and unfurled meaning unrolling the sails.
Its rigging
A rowboat?
There is a boat called a dory, though they seldom have sails
the masts
A mast on a boat is a tall vertical structure that supports the sails and rigging. It is essential for sailing, as it helps harness wind power to propel the vessel forward. Masts can vary in height and design depending on the type of boat and its intended use. Additionally, masts may also provide support for other equipment, such as antennas or lights.
Rigging on a boat refers to the system of ropes, cables, and hardware used to support and control the sails and masts. It includes both the standing rigging, which provides stability to the mast, and the running rigging, which allows sailors to adjust the sails and their positions while sailing. Proper rigging is essential for the boat's performance, safety, and maneuverability on the water.
I believe it is called a "spar".
The canvas of a boat refers to the heavy-duty fabric used for various purposes, such as sails, covers, and awnings. It is typically made from cotton or synthetic materials, offering durability and resistance to water and UV exposure. In sailing vessels, the canvas acts as the sail that captures wind to propel the boat. Additionally, it can be used for protective covers and tarps to shield the boat’s surfaces and equipment from the elements.