BonJoro Copper Watering Can by Negishi Industry Co. waitlist slightly cranked blade that aids

slightly cranked blade that aids in the sawing motion even with larger loaves

No snaps on the brim (as is traditional) and fully lined to keep you warm on those cold days

Pruning saws are thin and can snap if bent too much

The spade is also very flexible since it can be used to transplant shrubs and roses as well

Astier de Villate's 18th-century inspired ceramics are crafted in a traditional pottery style passed down through generations

BonJoro Copper Watering Can by Negishi Industry Co. waitlist slightly cranked blade that aidsThe word for watering can in Japanese is borrowed from the Portuguese: Jorro. The Bon Joro here is a kind of greeting to the work of Negishi and is a simple and portable option for gardens or indoor use.