Pliers - Stainless (L)184215 , (S)184225

Pliers - Stainless (L)184215 , (S)184225Suwada Stainless Steel Bonsai Pliers Bonsai trees are "trained" using wire. To reach the desired shape a master grower will add enough wire around the branches and then use a couple of pliers to bring the branch into position. In terms of size, the difference is mostly on your preference. Both large and small pliers will bend thick wires. If you are readjusting a thicker than the usual branch, then the larger one is the better tool. The head is

Suwada Stainless Steel Bonsai Pliers

Bonsai trees are "trained" using wire. To reach the desired shape a master grower will add enough wire around the branches and then use a couple of pliers to bring the branch into position.

In terms of size, the difference is mostly on your preference. Both large and small pliers will bend thick wires. If you are readjusting a thicker than the usual branch, then the larger one is the better tool.

The head is straight and the handle is bent inwards making it easy to turn in your palm if you want to remove the bark of the tree to create a jin.

Hand-forged, shaped, and sharpened, without using any automated processes. The master craftsman who leads the bonsai team in Suwada Open Factory claims that they still haven't seen a machine making bonsai tools as precise and ergonomic.

Made to last a long time, using rustproof Japanese high carbon stainless steel.

Information:

• Material: High Carbon Stainless Steel
• 100% made in Japan
• 100% Japanese Steel

Sizes:

• Large: 20.5 cm
• Small: 18 cm

In the Box:

• One Suwada Stainless Steel Bonsai Pliers

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