Cheap garden tools are easy to come by, but they tend to be flimsy, made with plastic, shipped long distances, and made for a white, male customer base. Readily available tools are made for only one type of body, and therefore have large handles for big hands and tall statures. They also tend to repeat limited patterns and styles, while African and indigenous designs (which are often much more sturdy) are hard to find and expensive to buy. Our hope is to remove barriers in the way of BIPOC farmers of all genders and body types while rekindling a respect for quality, local crafts that last a lifetime.