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Toyama Hamono

Handmade Japanese Tan Leather Curved Handled Snips

Handmade Japanese Tan Leather Curved Handled Snips

Regular price $155.00 AUD
Regular price Sale price $155.00 AUD
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Designed for precision work on live plants—such as flowers and houseplants—these high-quality Japanese snips are hand-forged and sharpened using traditional methods. Each pair carries its own unique character and variation, finished with hand-bound tan leather and waxed thread for a refined yet rustic touch.

The curved cowhide leather handles are crafted to offer exceptional comfort and grip. They develop a beautiful patina over time, shaped by your use, exposure to sunlight, and contact with sap—making them not only a tool but a testament to your gardening journey.

These snips are ideal for delicate pruning, deadheading, and fine trimming, especially where control and tactile feedback are essential. Made by Toyama Hamono—renowned masters of pruning tools since the 1860s—the drop-forged handles and beautifully curved blades are a mark of craftsmanship, shipped boxed with a protective black leather sheath.

Care and Maintenance

These snips are not intended for cutting woody stems, wire, or dead branches. Always clean and lightly oil the blade with camellia oil or Yanipika after use to maintain performance and prevent sap buildup.

Specifications

  • Length: 190 mm
  • Cutting Edge: 52 mm
  • Material: High Carbon Steel, Cowhide Leather Handle
  • Handmade in Japan

Local Delivery

Local Delivery is available for all items. We deliver to postcode 2650 only. Please enter the recipients address at checkout.

Cut off for SAME DAY DELIVERY is 11am

Australia-Wide Shipping

Standard Shipping is available for items which are NOT flowers or plants. Please enter the recipients address at checkout.

In-Store Pickup

Store Pickup is available during our opening hours for all products. 30 Fitzmaurice Street, Wagga Wagga.

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