Nigiribasami Fabric Snips

£32

Traditional Nigiribasami snips.

Ever eaten an onigiri (rice balls sometimes wrapped in seaweed, normally with a filling like salmon)? Well, an 'onigiri' is so called because it's squeezed in to shape in the palm of your hand, and these little beauties are so called because...you squeeze them in the palm of your hand. 'Nigiri' = 'to squeeze' in Japanese.

Bonsai folk use these snips for ultra small scale pruning, but they’re also designed for sewing work, cutting and unpicking thread as well as dead-heading flowers and delicate work around the home and garden. Use to your intricate delight.

Please note: it is an offence to sell knives and other cutting tools to persons under the age of 18. By ordering this item, you are declaring that you are at least 18 years of age.

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