This agricultural tool is a scratch plow, also known as an ard, featuring a hand-carved wooden frame and a metal share. The implement consists of a long, curved draught beam joined to a horizontal sole and a vertical handle topped with a horizontal cross-grip. The metal share is secured to the forward tip of the sole with a metal band. The construction utilizes traditional woodworking joinery consistent with primitive agricultural implements historically found in the Near East and Mediterranean regions. The wooden surfaces show a natural finish with pronounced grain patterns. No maker marks, stamps, or inscriptions are visible on the object.