Wazakura Hanafubuki Bonsai Scissors — Made in Japan, 7-inch Hasami Pruning Shears

Experience precise, traditional bonsai trimming with the Wazakura Hanafubuki Bonsai Scissors. Hand-forged in Japan, these 7-inch shears blend heritage craftsmanship with practical everyday use. Each pair is produced by skilled artisans in Sanjo, Niigata, a city with a centuries-old reputation for metalwork that has shaped pruning tools for generations. The result is a tool that feels balanced in the hand, with a subtle weight that guides your motion and a crisp response to your touch. When you nudge a branch and feel the blade bite cleanly through wood fibers, you get a clear sense of the care poured into the tool and the attention paid to every cut. This is the kind of instrument that invites you to slow down and prune thoughtfully.

Key specifications and what they mean for your workflow

• Overall size L180 x W95 x H17 mm; blade 50 mm; weight 156 g; material S58C black carbon steel for sharp, durable performance
• Butterfly handle design keeps the hand close to the blade, fostering precise control and comfortable use during long sessions
• Versatile for bonsai ikebana and general gardening tasks such as trimming fruit, flowers, and indoor plants

Craft and heritage details

• Made in Japan by dedicated artisans in Sanjo Niigata continuing a lineage of metalworking expertise
• Edge is sharp and robust, enabling clean cuts that preserve the plant structure and appearance

Practical use and care

In real world use these scissors excel at shaping delicate branches, refining the silhouette of a bonsai, and trimming stems for ikebana. After use, wipe dry, apply a light oil coat, and store in a dry place to maintain rust resistance and ensure readiness for the next session.

Why this tool may fit your toolkit

With a traditional Hasami aesthetic and a reliable carbon steel blade, these scissors offer a balance of reach, weight, and precision. They suit both beginners and seasoned hobbyists who value control and consistency in pruning and trimming tasks. Consider adding them to your bonsai or flower arranging setup to explore precise cuts, comfortable handling, and lasting performance.