BAREBONES Japanese Nata Tool

Clear brush, strip bark, plank wood, make kindlingall with one thoughtfully-crafted tool. Inspired by a traditional Japanese implement and constructed with heritage-quality materials, our Japanese Nata Tool unites versatile function and refined durability.

The stainless steel blade and a solid steel core that extends through the length of the hardwood handle lend stability and greater swinging weight yet it still packs thin and light, making it an essential addition to any collection.

Features:

• Vintage-inspired Japanese design
• 12 easy-sharpen blade
• Full stainless steel tang
• Hardwood handle with walnut finish
• Timeless copper accents
• 1 year warranty

Specifications:

Dimensions: 19.5L x .75W x 2H

Weight:2.25 lbs.

Materials

Stainless Steel

Walnut

Waxed Canvas

Leather

ABOUT BAREBONES LIVING:

"Let yourself be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you love. Come, be drawn byyourTrue North."- Rumi -

"When I'm in the garden on my ranch, with my hands in the earth or witnessing the magic of a star-filled sky far from city lights or fully experiencing conscious time spent in nature, everything trivial falls away. I'm reminded why I'm here and what matters to me most. It is humbling and expansive all at once. It brings clarity and renews my passion to create the impactful life I imagine made vibrant by family, nature and the humanitarian work I love.

My intention is for Barebones to inspire a desire to consciously engage with nature and, as the poet Rumi invites, 'Let yourself be silently drawn by the stronger pull of what you love.' Come, be drawn to your True North."

Robert Workman
Social Entrepreneur
Founder & Chairman of the Board

How Our ProductsAre Imagined

Appreciating the quality, design and uniqueness of Barebones products requires understanding the 'why' behind our product development.

Before Barebones was founded in 2012, our first products were imagined, designed and developed to support our Founder's global humanitarian efforts and passion to help people provide for their own basic needs.