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garden tools set for woman Copper Gardening Tool Set

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garden tools set for woman Copper Gardening Tool SetThoughtfully handcrafted and beautifully finished, this copper gardening tool set is made for gardeners who value both performance and aesthetics. Designed for use in vegetable gardens, flower beds, and raised planters, the set offers a rust resistant, long lasting alternative to ordinary tools. This Spring Offer is YOUR chance to bring home a premium handcrafted set at 20% off. Eco Friendly Copper Gardening Tool Set That Protects the Soil and Your


Thoughtfully handcrafted and beautifully finished, this copper gardening tool set is made for gardeners who value both performance and aesthetics. Designed for use in vegetable gardens, flower beds, and raised planters, the set offers a rust-resistant, long-lasting alternative to ordinary tools. This Spring Offer is YOUR chance to bring home a premium handcrafted set at 20% off.

Eco-Friendly Copper Gardening Tool Set That Protects the Soil and Your Plants

From the home of Kaarigar, the trusted name in copper, arrives a new range of copper alloy gardening tools. Designed to cultivate the soil, they help grow healthier plants and proves to be beneficial to the Earth.

An early 20th century visionary, Viktor Schauberger, was a forester by training. He had opportunities granted to very few today – he could observe Nature in her raw state, undisturbed by human technologies. In the mountains where he wandered, some areas had hardly ever been visited by humans before. He learned from what he saw, the ways of Wise Nature, as he called it. He was convinced after experimentation that crops cultivated with copper ploughshares had larger healthier yields and fewer pests. He believed that:

  • Using iron or steel implements to work the soil was detrimental
  • Everything in Nature is in movement, moving towards either growth or decay
  • Metallic iron exposed to the weather, will rust and decay in a relatively short time
  • There is no logic of trying to encourage plants to grow using a material that is in a process of decay
  • Copper is much more stable, and it is not in a process of decay
  • Copper actively resists harmful bacteria.

Benefits Of Using Our Copper Gardening Tool Set

Thinking of buying a copper gardening tools set? Here are the key benefits that make the Kaarigar  tools the smarter, eco-friendly choice -

  • Is good for your plants
  • Enriches your soil with trace elements
  • Prevents infection of plants
  • Deters slugs and snails
  • Helps alkalise the substrate
  • Long lasting and beautiful
  • No rust
  • Helps ionise surface water

Product Details:
Large Trowel - 28 cms. / weight 390 gms.
Small Trowel - 28 cms. / weight 255 gms.
Weeder - 29 cms. / weight 190 gms.
Cultivator - 28 cms. / weight 325 gms.

Although they are called the copper gardening tools set, our tools are made with a copper alloy called Kansa (Bronze). Kansa is considered a healing metal in Ayurveda and consists of 90% Copper and 10% Tin. The handles are made using pine wood.

As pure copper is a soft metal, it needs to be mixed with another metal to give it the hardness. 

Our Copper Gardening Tool Set is handmade from scratch. The process includes sand casting, sanding, polishing, and fitting wooden handles. Handmade products carry good energy, but no two pieces will be similar or perfect like machine made ones. We ensure that these imperfections will not affect the performance of our products. If you are seeking perfection, then this might not be your collection. Thank you.

You may find handmade imperfections, but we ensure that these will not harm the performance or the longevity of the product. Should you have any concerns/comments, please write to us at [email protected]

Where to Use Our Copper Gardening Tool Set

Our Copper Gardening Tools Set are ideal for use in vegetable, flower gardens or raised flower beds. 

Our tools are not suited for use on stony soil or in clearing trees, bushes and root systems. 

Copper Is Not as Hard as Steel

A word of caution.

To provide the benefits of copper we use 90% copper in our gardening tools (the rest 10% is tin). This makes copper tools softer than identical steel tools. It could bend with use and can also be bent back to shape. We guarantee our copper tools for 2 years from breakage under normal use.

Note: Please do not use these for very heavy soil work.

How to Care for Your Copper Gardening Tool Set

It is very important to take proper care of your tools so that they continue to perform at their best. Never leave your tools outside and always store them in a dry environment after use. Even in dry weather conditions your tools, if left outside, are exposed to moisture from wet grass and dew.

Cleaning and drying your copper gardening tools set will keep them in good working order. Always remove all the soil and debris from your tools after each use by washing the dirt off.

Never let your copper gardening tools set stay wet. Dry them completely before storing to prevent corrosion and handle rot. For all wood handled tools, apply a light coating of boiled linseed oil to help prevent the wood from drying out and cracking. If a wooden handle is very dirty, remove as much of the soil as possible with a stiff brush. If you need to use water, gently wet the handle with a damp cloth, making sure that you don’t soak the wood, as this may cause the grain to lift and the handle to swell.

Thoroughly clean any tools which have been used for chemical applications. Fertilizers and other chemicals will rapidly corrode any metal.


The Copper Gardening Tool Set Consists Of 

1. Copper Garden Trowel (large)

2. Copper Garden Trowel (small)

3. Copper Garden Weeder

4. Copper Garden Cultivator

We use the Pine Wood for our handles because:

1. It is more robust and durable compared to other hard woods

2. It is known for its distinctive grain patterns. We do not hide the original wood grain under varnish. 

Wholesale Copper Gardening Tool Set Enquiries Welcome 

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