Masirdo

The Masirdo, also known as a Trandaan Wagon, is a four wheeled carriage drawn by horses, oxen or other draft animals, used by the Trandaan who have settled for a nomadic lifestyle. Wherever the carts go the locals hush among themselves. Some welcome the wagons with open arms, seeking the expertise of these nomads. While question at what time the carts arrived, for if they arrive during the night surely nothing good can come out of it.
== Design ==
The most common Masirdo has large wooden wheels that are set on the outside of the body of the wagon. With the walls sloping slightly outward, creating a bigger internal space. On top of the wagon the roof is slightly curved, allowing for yet more extra internal space and for rain to flow of the roof. Older Masirdo designs looked more similar to the common wagon, with straight walls and a flat roof. This design changed to the now more common version as the nomadic Trandaan travelled through the worlds of Bataf. For example, the wheels became larger as the folk travelled through more rugged terrain. The most ingenious feature of the Masirdo comes in its modularity. A set of special hinges set on the back of the wagon allows two wagons to be combined into one larger space. 
=== Decoration ===
Each Masirdo has elaborate decorations, such as wooden hand carved designs depicts traditional Trandaan symbols. These traditional elements are creatures such as dogs, birds and horses. And also symbols related to plants, such as, flowers and vines. Besides the wooden carvings small painted flowers on the back of the Masirdo are used as a means of identification. With the type of flower and colour indicating to which family the wagon belongs to and even their profession. All hidden in plain sight for any onlookers.