A beautifully made wooden toy boat, the perfect companion for bath time or to be admired on a shelf! Its shape is inspired by tuna boats, fishing boats of yesteryear with which our ancestors fished for… big fish!
This boat was handcrafted in Maison Triot’s Breton, France workshop using the same know-how, the same techniques, passed down from generation to generation since 1946. The Bachi toy boat is the perfect companion for your children’s bath time but it also sits nicely on a shelf for display. Made from solid wood sourced from Breton forests of France, this toy is built to withstand the enthusiasm of young sailors and last for years. Its shape is inspired by traditional tuna fishing boats, once used by Breton fishermen to catch… the big fish! In French maritime slang, a bachi is the headgear worn by sailors and quartermasters in the Navy. Made of blue wool cloth, it is topped with a red pompom in the French Navy. The 200 model – known as the Bachi – is a 16cm tuna boat. Made from beech wood, sourced from Breton forests, this boat is equipped with a Bermuda-type cotton sail. This boat was handcrafted in our Breton workshop using the same know-how, the same techniques, passed down from generation to generation since 1946. The Bâchi, like its larger counterparts the Sloop or Misainiers, is a bath toy. While well-designed for use in the water, without a keel or ballast they can capsize in the choppy waters of a child's bath. The captain's hand is then necessary to hold it upright during the bath. Fair winds, sailor!
Material: Solid Beech Wood; Cotton
To produce high-quality products and maintain complete control over the manufacturing process, Maison Triot carefully select their timber from the outset. It is entirely French wood, chosen directly from standing trees in forests located near their manufacturing workshop.
Overall Dimension: L:6.5” x W:2.75" x H:7.5"
Made in France
Material: Solid Beech Wood; Cotton
To produce high-quality products and maintain complete control over the manufacturing process, Maison Triot carefully select their timber from the outset. It is entirely French wood, chosen directly from standing trees in forests located near their manufacturing workshop.
Overall Dimension: L:6.5” x W:2.75" x H:7.5"
Made in France
Material: Solid Beech Wood; Cotton
To produce high-quality products and maintain complete control over the manufacturing process, Maison Triot carefully select their timber from the outset. It is entirely French wood, chosen directly from standing trees in forests located near their manufacturing workshop.
Overall Dimension: L:6.5” x W:2.75" x H:7.5"
Made in France
SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Solid Beech Wood; Cotton
To produce high-quality products and maintain complete control over the manufacturing process, Maison Triot carefully select their timber from the outset. It is entirely French wood, chosen directly from standing trees in forests located near their manufacturing workshop.
Overall Dimension: L:6.5” x W:2.75" x H:7.5"
Made in France
Material: Solid Beech Wood, Cotton
To produce high-quality products and maintain complete control over the manufacturing process, Maison Triot carefully select their timber from the outset. It is entirely French wood, chosen directly from standing trees in forests located near their manufacturing workshop.
Overall Dimension: L:6.5” x W:2.75" x H:7.5"
Made in France
ABOUT
Founded in 1946 in Brittany, France, Maison
Tirot has spent nearly 80 years crafting
wooden toy boats inspired by the region’s
rich maritime heritage. Established by
Francis Tirot, the company began creating
durable wooden sailboats that encouraged
imaginative outdoor and bath-time play.
Today, Maison Tirot remains one of the few
manufacturers in France dedicated
exclusively to wooden toy boats. Each boat
is handcrafted in Brittany from sustainably
sourced French beech wood and fitted with
cotton sails, combining traditional
craftsmanship with timeless design.
Recognized for preserving exceptional
artisanal skills, Maison Tirot received
France’s prestigious Entreprise du
Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company)
designation in 2012. Their colorful sailboats
continue to delight children and collectors
alike, bringing a touch of French nautical
tradition to homes around the worl