House of Aramburu
“Cultura et Honor”
Origin: Established in the late 13th century, the House of Aramburu emerged from a lineage of skilled craftsmen and artisans in the Basque Country.
The House of Aramburu flourished during the late medieval period, becoming renowned for their contributions to metalwork and art. This reputation for craftsmanship helped them gain noble status. In the 18th century, the family expanded their influence by marrying into other noble houses, including the House of Urtizberea. This strategic move allowed them to secure a prominent position within Basque nobility. During the 19th century, the family became active patrons of local artists, commissioning works that would define the Neo-Gothic style in the region. Their commitment to cultural developm…