Did you know that many of our tools – especially the fancier ones that come in limited batches – are handmade in small family workshops? Very often that means the whole family working together, with the continuation of the business depending on one or more of the next generation being apprenticed and then – hopefully – gaining the necessary skills to take over, like their fathers and grandfathers before them.
Your father might not have taught you to forge carbon steel or laminate a blade, but no doubt he passed on something useful that qualifies him for a little fanfare on Father’s Day (15 June). Check out our Father’s Day gift edit for inspiration:

BOX CLIPPING GUIDES

I clip therefore I am
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CARE & MAINTENANCE

Niwaki Topiary Shears • Short: highly refined shears for skilled users – also available with long handles

Niwaki Daikiba Clippers: springy, robust clippers that come with their own canvas holster

Niwaki Garden Waistcoat (also in blue): perfect for a changeable day in the garden

Sentei Topiary Clippers: no nonsense hand clippers for tidying up

Niwaki Mini Shears: serious blades for close work

Niwaki Arm Covers: for when the Buxus fights back

Niwaki Tripod Ladder: ultimate stability for working at height

Niwaki Galvanised Bucket: don’t forget to disinfect your tools

Garden tools

GEAR & CLOTHING

SECATEURS

HOMEWARE & KNIVES

Pruning Sheet: unless you really enjoy picking up millions of tiny bits of leaf

Niwaki Aluminium Rake: with adjustable tines for precision tidying

Bamboo Hand Rake: ideal for clearing loose clippings

Niwaki Leaf Bag: with easy-grab handles all over to make emptying it a doddle

EVENTS

VIDEOS: HOW TO + MORE

Niwaki Chiltern Street

NIWAKI HQ SHOWROOM

Niwaki HQ Semley & Chiltern Street Workshops
Click here to book Japanese-inspired flower arranging courses in Semley and London.