Silver Honor Makila and Traditional Basque Walking Stick: Basque Craftsmanship for Distinguished Figures.

During a recognition ceremony, the writer and academic Camilo José Cela, awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Literature (1987), the Nobel Prize in Literature (1989), and the Cervantes Prize (1995), received a special silver honor makila.

This traditional Basque walking stick, handcrafted in medlar wood and decorated with personalized details, represents a symbol of respect, authority, and the excellence of Basque craftsmanship.

Each makila is carefully made by expert makers, combining tradition, elegance, and functionality. The medlar wood ensures strength and durability, while the silver enhances the cultural and aesthetic value of the piece.

Beyond its practical function, the honor makila symbolizes identity, heritage, and recognition, making it a unique gift for distinguished personalities.