Bonsai

Handcrafted in Japan, near Osaka, are made with the same procedures with which they were produced more than 500 years ago.

Spacious and safe to use, but incredibly sturdy, these scissors designed specifically for the care and maintenance of Bonsai are good substitutes to traditional cutters providing much more control and accuracy during cutting, even in dense foliage.

Great for working on the roots, but also on twigs and buds and whenever it is necessary to carry out painstaking and delicate.

Their wide-grip handle provides maximum security and control during use and clean and precise cut of these specific bonsai scissors avoids crush the roots and branches, thus preserving them from necrosis.

SPECIFICATIONS

Steel: Shirogami White Carbon Steel, with burnished finish
Handle: 9.5cm long and 10cm wide.
Blade length: 5cm
Blade thickness: 5mm
Total length: 18cm

Maintenance: after use, clean and dry the instrument. Before storing olerare blades with paraffin oil or similar in order to avoid the formation of rust and oxidation

Handcrafted in Japan, near Osaka, are made with the same procedures with which they were produced more than 500 years ago.

Compact, very quick to use and incredibly robust, these scissors designed specifically for the care and maintenance of Bonsai prove an indispensable tool for ensuring daily defoliation control and accuracy during cutting, even in dense foliage. Their conformation rear spring ensures rapid use extreme without straining the user.

The term defoliation is the process of partial or total elimination of the leaves in deciduous species. In addition to reducing the size of the leaves, this technique is also applied to increase the branching inner end on the shaft with the structure already formed.

SPECIFICATIONS

Steel: Steel Shirogami White Carbon
Blade length: 5.5cm
Blade thickness: 2mm
Total length: 12cm

Maintenance: after use, clean and dry the instrument. Before storing olerare blades with paraffin oil or similar in order to avoid the formation of rust and oxidation