Gift ideas LE CAMINO FRANCES

Whether you walk around the Floquet square or in the rue d'Espagne, you can't miss this shop where Basque craftsmanship is highlighted with pottery, Basque linen with exclusives, collections mainly from the famous Maison Artiga, tea towels, table linen, fabric by the metre....You will also find furniture, crockery with the Basque cross as well as many small souvenirs, each one more original than the next, with Basque connotations, playing cards, placemats and even regional aperitifs, such as the pilgrim's one, "Put your tour back on" ... But that's not all. But that's not all. At the heart of the shop, an impressive range of clothes that no longer have anything to do with the Basque Country, with a variety of different brands, await you. In fact, here it is a real palace, even a "Ali Baba's" cave for gift ideas in Basque and handcrafted versions.

You'd never expect to find a Jamaican boutique in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port as unusual and colorful as Michaël, its representative! This arts and crafts boutique is brimming with creations from Jamaica, Indonesia, Morocco, Madagascar and elsewhere. Inside, to the rhythm of Jamaican music, Michaël is also a talented singer and composer. Our jack-of-all-trades artist makes objects for the home from rattan, wicker, papyrus and other materials. You'll also find leather goods, hammocks, bags and... Michaël.

This shop sells the traditional gourds of the Las Tres ZZZ brand, as well as the whole Compostela pilgrim's outfit (hats, shells), posters of Pamplona's bullfights, the typical Txapela (Basque beret), traditional costumes... In short, this is the right place to find typical souvenirs! The name of the shop is a wink: Olentzero is an emblematic character of Basque culture. A charcoal maker by profession with grotesque features, tradition says that he appears on Christmas night through the chimney.