Wazakura Ikebana for Beginners Tool Kit, Brass kenzan 2.4in(61mm) + care

Wazakura Ikebana for Beginners Tool Kit, Brass kenzan 2.4in(61mm) + care

• 【Set Specification】All Made in Japan (Niigata prefecture)【Ikenobo Ikebana Scissors】Size: L 6.49 x W 1.77 x H 0.94 in (165mm x 45mm x 24mm) | Blades: 1.77in (45mm) | Weight:5.29oz (150g) | Material: S58C carbon steel【Brass Kenzan】Size: 2.4x2.4x0.82inch(61x61x21mm) | Weight: 0.5lbs(247g) | Pin frog Size: 1/16"(1.4mm) in diameter, 1/2"(13mm) in height | Number of Needles: 168 【Needle Cleaner and Straightener】Size: Φ0.2"(5.5mm) L 2.6"(70mm) | Weight: 3oz(8g) | Material: Brass, Steel wire.
• 【Ikenobo Scissors】1)【Multipurpose】For general ikebana and flower arrangement, gardening and delicate work. No problem with thick branches because of sturdy edges. 2)【"Warabi" Fern Shaped Handle】Classic design with curved shaped handles resembling fern’s leaves. The handles are used for crushing the ends of hard stems and branches. 3)【Easy to Use】Hold the top handle between the index and thumb and allow the weight of the bottom handle to drop open the bottom blade, acting as a lever.
• 【Brass Kenzan】1)【Removable Rubber Gasket】Rubber gasket prevents scratches or damage to your vase. 2)【Keeps Upright】Keeps/stabilizes your flowers upright and in position while allowing water and nutrient absorption. 3) 【Helps Water Clean】Helps water to remain clear for a longer time.
• 【Needle Cleaner and Straightener】1) 【Clean Kenzan】Clean the debris of the flowers, dirt, and dust between kenzan needles. 2)【Straighten Needles】Straighten and correct the bend or inclination of kenzan needles. 3)【Easy to Use】Insert the straightener into the needle and raise it vertically. 4)【2-in-1 Feature】You can easily switch cleaner or straightener by removing the screw at the tip and replace it in the opposite direction.
• 【100% MADE IN JAPAN TOOL SET】Real Japanese ikebana tool kit made by local artisans from the cities of Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture. The scissors are made by a third generation artisanal blacksmith worjshop from Sanjo, a city known since 17th century for their metalworking skills. The kenzan is made following traditional design from ikebana Sogetsu School.