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Garden trowel made of ash wood and stainless steel, named after the English manor where the famous English gardener Christopher Lloyd lived and gardened. Ideal for planting...
Hand rake made of stainless steel and ash wood, ideal for cleaning and preparing smaller areas for sowing, collecting material, or crushing hardened soil. Made by Sneeboer - a...
The hand hoe with fork made of ash and stainless steel combines a sharp blade with a strong two-pronged fork. It allows for easy soil cultivation and weed removal without the...
Seven-pronged rake made of high-quality stainless steel with an ash handle. Ideal for collecting fallen flower leaves, cleaning in narrow garden spaces, as well as aerating soil...
Metal jug with a large handle, for indoor and outdoor use. High-quality galvanized steel, cream color. From the company Haws, whose tradition and production date back to...
Small steel watering can, suitable for indoor use. Quality galvanized steel, blue color. From the company Haws, whose tradition and production date back to 1886.
Small steel watering can, suitable for indoor use. High-quality galvanized steel, light green color. From Haws company, whose tradition and production date back to 1886.
Small steel watering can, suitable for indoor use. High-quality galvanized steel, black color. From the company Haws, whose tradition and production date back to 1886.
Multi-purpose steel watering can with a removable rose. High-quality galvanized steel, blue color. From Haws, a company with a tradition and production dating back to 1886.
Multi-purpose steel watering can with a removable spray head. High-quality galvanized steel, light lilac color. From Haws, whose tradition and production date back to 1886.
Multi-purpose steel watering can with a removable rose. High-quality galvanized steel, white color. From Haws, whose tradition and production date back to 1886.
Florist's scissors designed for arranging flowers in the Ikebana style. Model T-9 is made from carbon steel with short, sharp blades and traditional loop-shaped handles. Made by...
The bundle includes the two most essential tools for ikebana preparation - a kenzan and floral scissors, which are stored in a practical all-metal box.
Set of Japanese gardening tools Nisaku in a Toyo Steel Y350 toolbox. Ideal for work in an outdoor bed, greenhouse or winter garden of a city apartment.
The Japanese Hori Hori knife is a versatile tool for gardening or camping. It is equipped with a double-edged blade, a scale for planting, and a leather sheath for carrying.
The compact Japanese pruning saw Z-Saw with a blade length of 180 mm is ideal for pruning trees, shrubs, and performing small tasks in the workshop. The blade made of hardened,...
Japanese hoe with a long handle, made of high-quality hardened stainless steel. Ideal for weed removal, maintaining soil in optimal condition, and performing detailed...
Multifunctional Japanese scissors Koshiji combine precise blades, a comfortable grip, and universal use from the kitchen to the workshop to the garden.
French work shirt, which Le Laboureur has been manufacturing for over 60 years. It is made from a blend of cotton and polyester, with the cotton making the fabric soft and...
French work shirt that Le Laboureur has been producing for over 60 years. It is made from a canvas blend of cotton and linen, which is durable, comfortable, and lightweight, and...
French wool coat, made from 100% natural wool, sourced from black sheep in southern France. Le Laboureur is a French brand with over 60 years of tradition, producing...
Wool coat, made from 100% natural wool, derived from black sheep from southern France. Le Laboureur is a French brand with over 60 years of tradition, producing durable workwear...
