Hori Hori Digging Tool + Sheath

Here's how this item is contributing to a better future:

Enjoy more fruits and vegetables:
Home gardening tools enable you to grow your own fresh produce, encouraging healthier eating habits.

Protect local trees, wildlife and natural areas:
Gardening tools encourage home food cultivation and connection to nature.

Reuse, repair, recycle, share and borrow:
This tool is built to last, use it for a lifetime and share it with your friends and family.

Originally used for careful excavation of mountain plants in Japan, this versatile garden companion features a heat-tempered, hollow-back stainless steel blade with serrated edges for effortless scooping, digging and weeding.

The full tang construction and comfortable walnut handle ensure decades of reliable use, while the clever twine cutter doubles as a bottle opener - perfect for celebrating a day's work well done.

The included sheath, crafted from durable 900D polyester with an interior liner, protects your blade from dulling while weathering real-world conditions. Its stainless steel belt clip and strong handle strap keep your tool secure and accessible, while the open-end design allows easy cleaning and prevents soil buildup.

Hori Hori Classic:

• Vintage-inspired Japanese design
• 4CR13 Heat-tempered 6 ¾” stainless steel blade
• Full, stainless steel tang
• Rich and durable walnut handle
• Copper ring accent
• Serrated edge and smooth, sharp edge
• Twine cutter and bottle opener
• 1" depth markings

Hori Hori Classic Sheath:

• 900D polyester construction
• Reinforced with heavy-duty rivets
• Copper-finished snap closure
• Metal belt clip

Hori Hori Dimensions:

• 12" x 2" x 1"
• 0.8 lbs

Blade:
Apply a thin coat of protective oil after each use. Wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints regularly. Use a medium to fine file to straighten out any larger dings or nicks in the blade. The edge can be honed with a medium sharpening disk or stone.

Sheath:
Waxed canvas should never be dry cleaned or machine washed. It can be cleaned carefully by hand. Brush off the loose dirt, rinse the surface with cold water, gently scrub with a brush, then let air dry. If stains persist, use mild bar soap or saddle soap.

After cleaning, waxed canvas may need to be re-waxed. To do so, use a wax conditioner and apply following the manufacturer's instructions.