The online magazine Be Glù has published an interview with Alberdi Makila, highlighting the artisanal legacy and family history behind each Basque walking stick. The article delves into the work of the Alberdi family, who keep alive a tradition passed down from generation to generation, combining knowledge, patience, and respect for the raw material.

Throughout the interview, Beñat Alberdi shares how a makila is made from its roots: the selection of the medlar tree, the natural curing process, and the leather and metal details that make each piece unique. The publication highlights the balance between tradition and modernity, as well as the importance of preserving a craft that is part of Basque cultural heritage.

The piece reaffirms Alberdi Makila’s commitment to authenticity and quality craftsmanship, where each makila represents not only an object, but a symbol of identity, respect, and continuity.