Coutellerie Basque TALAIA Knifes, cutlery in Anglet

Talaia, an artisan shop with quality Basque products in the Basque Country

The Basque Country is a region rich in history and traditions. Passionate about his land , Eric opens a unique boutique workshop in Anglet, between Bayonne and Biarritz , and restores all its nobility to authentic objects. Walking sticks, knives and accessories are available for sale, real hand-crafted jewels with quality materials . Discover a shop where everything is precise , and choose your Basque symbol to take away.

Talaia, a Basque knife and makila shop to visit in Anglet

Since 2020, Éric has devoted himself to the elaboration of objects of Basque tradition . The knife with a blade as large as the handle is worked with essence of juniper , olive , ebony and boxwood , while damascus steel or forged steel constitutes the blade. Pocket knives, table knives and kitchen knives , everything is manufactured under the quality and authenticity label , a mark of recognition for its precise and meticulous work . The talaia are also to be highlighted by the elegance of their ash stick and the flat pommel in black horn or bone. Typical Basque walking stick inspired by the makila, Éric personalizes your traveling companion as you wish in his workshop . Visit his shop and fall for unique and quality items .

Zoom on the Nafarroa knife: This is the knife of the city of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, designed by Eric. The handle is in Manech horn and the blade is exclusive, in the shape of a sage leaf. The inspiration for this knife comes from a very old blade, which is part of the codes of Basque cutlery, brought up to date by Eric. Functional and stylish, you will love this knife.

Talaia, a shop where you can find accessories to maintain your Basque products in Anglet

of the walking stick, while a protective cover preserves its quality. The latter, made by the company Lartigue 1910 , is an authentic Basque product , a continuation of the will of the craftsman. Cut in the pantxika fabric , initially used for the manufacture of espadrilles, it offers perfect protection for Basque makilas. Knives , on the other hand, are maintained by brushing oil regularly on the blade and handle. Nothing is left to chance with Éric who works with love and passion on regional products.