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Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
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Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle

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Wazakura Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle 

【Specification】
Size: L 7.87 x W 3.14 x H 0.59 in (200mm x 80mm x 15mm)
Length of Blades: 1.96inches(50mm)
Weight: 5.4oz (154g)
Material: S58C black carbon steel
Made in Japan (Niigata prefecture)
Condition: New

【Sturdy and Very Sharp Blade】
Ideal for bonsai, ikebana flower arrangement, gardening work, and delicate trimming work

【Ashinaga Long Handle】
Makes it easier to get in between branches without hurting your bonsai branches
Great for basic trimming of small branches, twigs, and buds

【Clean Cut】
With a sharp and sturdy blade edge, it severs wood fibers cleanly resulting in faster healing cuts

【Traditional Design】

This traditional "butterfly" shaped shear is the most common bonsai tool in Japan

 

Fan Shape Bonsai Pot and Maple Bonsai Transformation

Check out this bonsai time lapse of a Japanese maple bonsai tree (kaede) transformation performed by a real Japanese bonsai expert! Japanese bonsai artist and in-house collaborator of Wazakura Japan, Yusuke Ogawa (Rebonsai), performs a bonsai styling demonstration guide of a Japanese maple tree.

WAZAKURA JAPAN TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO
・Ashinaga Bonsai Scissors 8"(200mm) Long Handle
Fan Shaped Bonsai Pot 6.8”(174mm)


【Video: Bonsai Tool Maintenance】
How do you clean your bonsai tools? Is there a correct way to sharpen them? Or any advice on how to generally proper take care of your bonsai tool kit?

If those questions have ever crossed your mind, you will enjoy this video, in which Wazakura Japan's resident bonsai artist Yusuke Ogawa explains and show the proper way to maintain and take care of your bonsai tools collection.

 

WAZAKURA JAPAN TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO
Sharpening Oilstone

Sap Sap Eraser
Satsuki Bonsai Trimming Scissors
Bonsai Concave Branch Cutter
Knob Cutter
Wire Cutter
Root Cutter

Customer Reviews

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Maura Bryant
SHARP

"This is a sturdy pair of shears. Being new to bonsai I was highly impressed. Large handles, sharp blades; Ifve found these to be easy to use and effective. "

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K. R. Schott
High quality, well made garden shears

"I've been using these for over 4 weeks now (to trim a small tree project) and I've not yet had an instance of regret with them. They cut cleanly (razor sharp from the factory), are comfortable to use and solidly built. These look like they can last a very long time before going dull, and shouldn't be too difficult to sharpen. They even have a bit of slack built in (shear tips cross each other a bit to account for future metal removal during sharpening) for that very purpose. My only caveat is that this is a forged, high carbon steel tool that will definitely rust if not coated after each use. If you use this tool enough to justify your time in caring for it, this is a wonderful choice. However, if this is only for casual use on very small projects, you'd probably benefit from a stainless version. Stainless (given that most companies use 440 A) will take far less of a beating than these will, but should hold up to light use just fine. "