Japanese Garden Snips
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Description
Japanese Gardening with Ease - Sunset Magazine
Traditional Japanese garden scissors which also can be use for Ikebana / flower arrangement or Bonsai. The finest Japanese flower shears with sharp blades for cutting flowers without crushing plant fibers make it easier for flowers to absorb water and allow them to live longer. It is made of Japanese Hagane Steel and forged using traditional skills by Japanese blacksmiths. Please wipe scissors dry with a clean cloth after use.
Japanese Garden Scissors High Carbon Steel 200 mm (7.8) Long Okubo
Japanese Garden Tools, Niwaki Tools
The Felco 322 snips are a popular and highly-regarded tool for pruning and harvesting. Designed with a durable steel handle, these snips provide added durability and comfort during use. The sharp blades make quick work of even the toughest branches, allowing for clean and precise cuts. With proper care and maintenance, these snips are built to provide years of reliable service.
Felco 322 Harvesting Shears
Japanese Snips – Genus Gardenwear
Japanese pruning shears - Japanese secateur-scissors
Garden Snips, Deadheading Snips
Traditional Japanese garden scissors which also can be use for Ikebana / flower arrangement or Bonsai. The finest Japanese flower shears with sharp blades for cutting flowers without crushing plant fibers make it easier for flowers to absorb water and allow them to live longer. It is made of Japanese Hagane Steel and forged using traditional skills by Japanese blacksmiths. Please wipe scissors dry with a clean cloth after use.
Japanese Garden Scissors High Carbon Steel 165 mm (6.4) Koryu
Home - Jackson's Japanese Tools
OKSINTO BUD TRIMMING LEAF SNIPS & PRUNING SCISSORS JAPANESE STEEL
These Niwaki Japanese snips are beautifully designed to be extraordinarily sharp; perfect for more intricate tasks in the garden.
Niwaki Garden Snips | Garden Tools | Burford Garden Co.
Okatsune thinning shears KST307, blade length, 3.5 cm
Niwaki Tokusen Secateur Gift Set
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