Wazakura Stainless Yasugi Steel Traditional Bonsai Scissors 7"(180mm)

【Specification】
Size: Size: L7.09× W3.94× H0.67inch (L180× W100× H17mm) 
Length of Blades: 2.17 in (55 mm)
Weight: 5.64 oz (160 g)
Material: SLD Alloy Tool Steel ※SLD is a registered trademark of Hitachi Metals, Ltd.
Made in Japan (Sanjo, Niigata prefecture)
Condition: New

【Made in Japan by 3rd generation of artisans】
Real Japanese bonsai tools handforged by third generation of bonsai tools artisans in the city of Sanjo, in Niigata Prefecture. Sanjo is known since 17th century for the metalwork skills of their artisans and blacksmiths.

【Yasugi Specialty Steel】
Bonsai tools made of Yasugi Specialty Steel, a unique steel produced only in Japan. Yasuki steel is made in the Hitachi Metals plant in Shimane prefecture (Japan). It is created by combining iron and steel, removing impurities (phosphorus, sulfur, etc) that reduce sharpness, and forging and rolling the steel many times with hot processing. The characteristics Yasugi Steel tools are extra strong, wear-resistant and long-lasting sharp tools.

【General Purpose, Beginner friendly】
Made of Yasugi steel blades, the scissors are ideal for general purpose (pruning and trimming, shoot and leaf cutting) and for beginners. It can easily cut a diameter of up to about 1/2 inches. Uses also include ikebana and general gardening work.

【Butterfly Handle, Golden Engraving】
Large and looped handle, very close to the blade, that fits comfortably in your hand, allowing for a better control. With a beautiful golden engraving of our brand name in traditional Japanese kanji characters.

【Clean Cut, Sharp Edge】
With a short rounded but pointed edge, it severs flower fibers cleanly resulting in better water absorption. The length of the blade makes it ideal for detailed work, but not suitable for thick branches

【Video: How are Wazakura's YASUGI STEEL scissors made?】

【Video: The Artisans behind Wazakura's Yasugi Steel Bonsai Scissors】

Meet Mr. Shige, the Japanese artisan behind our Yasugi Steel Bonsai Scissors (and ikebana as well!) and have a sneak peek at its manufacturing process.