Masakuni Bonsai Shears
£140
Play it cool everyone, play it cool. They’re here: the Masakuni steel shears. Talk about a major coup.
A bestselling bonsai shear in Japan for over 50 years. For bonsai, ikebana and all manner of general gardening tasks: cutting flowers, thinning, dead-heading pruning.
Emperor-quality, Masakuni tools are used in gardening ceremonies at the Tokyo Imperial Palace and the Masakuni brand has received a medal of honour from His Majesty the Emperor.
Bonsai masters Kyuzo Murata, Masahiko Kimura and Kunio Kobayashi also choose Masakuni tools.
I don’t need to say much more about Masakuni, their reputation precedes them. A bit like how you never see a Rolls Royce broken down at the side of the M1.
High quality tools will last a lifetime if you take care of them. After use: wipe off dirt, clean and dry thoroughly. Regularly wipe an oil such as camelia oil over the blade too, and store in a dry place. New tools won’t need sharpening for some time, but if you like you can use a sharpening stone.
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