Description

The Khurpa, also known as a hand hoe, is a traditional agricultural tool widely used in South Asia for gardening and farming. It features a short, sturdy handle, typically made of wood or metal, and a flat, broad blade with a sharp edge. The design allows for easy gripping and maneuvering, making it ideal for a variety of tasks such as weeding, loosening soil, planting, and digging small trenches. Its compact size and lightweight construction make it particularly useful for precise work in tight spaces, such as flower beds and vegetable patches. The Khurpa is valued for its versatility, durability, and efficiency in promoting healthy plant growth and maintaining well-kept gardens and fields.