Hori Hori planting knife

The Hori Hori knife originated in Japan in the 13th or 14th century. The word "hori" means "to dig" in Japanese. Thanks to its curved blade, it is ideal for both digging and cutting. The blade is sharp and serrated, allowing it to cut effortlessly through roots and hard soil. This versatile tool can be used as a knife, saw, digging tool, or even for transplanting young plants. It also serves as a measuring aid when planting bulbs, as it features markings in centimeters and inches for planting depth. It comes with a knife sheath for safe storage.

Material: stainless steel, ash wood, polyester

Dimensions approx. L 8.2cm x W 3cm x H 32.2cm