Long Bonsai Scissors in Stainless
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Suwada Stainless Steel Long Handle Bonsai Scissors
A traditional tool helping you to nip in hard spots.
These scissors have been one of the favorite tools preferred by Japanese bonsai growers for more than 70 years.
Hand-forged, shaped, and polished. The master blacksmith in Suwada Open Factory takes pride in making the best bonsai tools as precise and ergonomic as possible.
Made to last a long time, using rustproof Japanese high carbon stainless steel.
Information:
- Material: High Carbon Stainless Steel
- 100% made in Japan
- 100% Japanese Steel
Sizes:
- Normal: 21 cm
In the Box:
- One pair of Suwada Long Handle Bonsai Scissors (Japanese stainless steel)
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