If you’re a florist or home gardener who appreciates a fine tool, these iron garden clippers sold by Nalata Nalata should be up your alley.

They’re hand-forged and sharpened from start to finish by a father-son duo — whose family-run Tajika Haruo Ironworks dates back four generations — in Ono, Japan. Their blade tips slightly overlap when closed for extra cutting power (great for the occasional thicker branches you come across), and the spring-loaded handles are ergonomically shaped for easy handling. They also feature a leather sheath and band for securing the clippers when not in use.

These thoughtfully designed clippers feel great in the hand and are absolutely worth the bit of extra care and maintenance:

To ensure smooth action, these clippers may be lubricated from time to time at the screw that connects the two blades using a standard metal lubricant. To prevent rust, thoroughly wipe clippers free of moisture after every use. Place the leather sheath over the blades while not in use to protect them and help maintain a sharp edge.

Get the clippers for $195 at Nalata Nalata.