Get into it.
The pointed tip starts a small planting hole and helps work between closely spaced plants.
DIG + PLANT
THE HOMI / KOREAKorean garden tools.
Made for your brand.
The homi is a Korean hand hoe. Its slim, angled neck and pointed triangular blade bring digging, weeding and shaping soil into one compact tool.
Look closer. The curve has a purpose.
The pointed tip starts a small planting hole and helps work between closely spaced plants.
DIG + PLANTThe blade can skim through the soil around weeds, helping loosen roots near the surface.
WEED + LOOSENThe angled blade draws loose soil toward you for shaping a bed or settling soil around a new plant.
DRAW + SHAPEThe homi belongs to a long tradition of Korean hand cultivation. Regional soils and working methods encouraged different blade shapes, while historic paintings record the tool in everyday agricultural life.
Iron and wood. Heat and hammer. A practical form, refined around the soil, the task and the hand.
Broad, pointed profiles are part of the homi's regional vocabulary.
Narrow, sickle-like forms reflect another approach to working the ground.
The iron blade and wooden grip turn a simple structure into a versatile hand tool.
TRADITIONAL BLADE STUDIES
Drawn interpretations of the forms described in the sources.
These sources document Korean tool history and individual workshops. They are independent of HOMI SMITH.
For garden brands, specialist stores and distributors looking for something worth a closer look.
A first look at your direction. Final materials, dimensions and packaging are agreed around your project.
Blade shape, handle length and the kind of gardening your customers do.
Brand marks, packaging and a presentation that fits your market.
Move from your brief to samples, agreed specifications and export-ready production.
You don't need a finished specification.
A market, a brand, an idea. Start there.