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cohana Kohana Limited Edition Japanese Blue Material Blue Lacquer and Gold Makie Small Scissors Navy Blue Dark Blue
cohana "Japanese Blue, Blue of Materials" can be pre-ordered only at GuteGouter Global Main Store.
In addition,Limited to our store, customers who purchasewill receive a freeon a first-come-first-served basis.
*You cannot choose the color of the pin and the design of the mount card. Thank you for your understanding.
Due to limited quantity, it will end as soon as it runs out. Please don't miss it.
Shipping will beAfter October 27th (Tuesday)after October 27th (Tuesday).
Please note that even if you order with other items, all items will be shipped together after October 27th (Tuesday).
Cohana - High-quality handmade tools made by local industry and crafts
Lacquer and gold-lacquered scissors
Ebara Lacquer Works/Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
Hasegawa Knife/Seki City, Gifu Prefecture
Cohana's popular product "lacquer and gold makie scissors" is now available in navy blue and deep blue colors in limited quantities.
You can enjoy the depth of color unique to natural lacquer and the luster that increases the more you use it.
By cleaning with the included cleaner cloth, the luster of the lacquer will be restored.
You can use it comfortably for handicrafts and craft work.
The secret to the pleasant sharpness of the small scissors lies in the final process in which each blade is finished by hand by a craftsman. In the polishing process, the blade is strengthened using a ``koba-hiki'' process to make it less likely to chip, and the cutting edge is polished using a ``saki-suri'' process.
By sharpening the cutting edge, the engagement of the blade is adjusted.
Please note that the cutting edge is flat.
Image left: Polishing work | Image right: The blade edge finished in the final process
1.2 are all finished using the same lacquer.
As lacquer is a natural material, there will be individual differences in color depending on the time of application and environment.
Also, lacquer has the property of changing color over time, and the color may gradually change from the color at the time of delivery as it becomes more glossy as it is used or in the daily environment.
This is due to the inherent properties of lacquer, so please rest assured that there is no problem with the quality.
In addition, this indigo color (navy blue) uses the same lacquer composition as the small scissors that were included in the lucky bag in the summer of 2024. Because the environment has changed since then, the color is not exactly the same, but the color is close, so users can use it as a reference for color changes.
Variations
45-468 Navy blue
The pure white genuine leather case beautifully complements the elegant indigo scissors.
The tassel is decorated with elegant gold inside the indigo color, and the charm reminiscent of water ripples shines brightly.
45-483 Dark Indigo
A deep indigo color that is deeper than navy blue. Although it is simple, it is a special item that gives off a sense of calm and elegance for adults. Comes with an elegant yellowish gray leather case that goes well with the pale and bright gold.
*Charm is not included with dark indigo.
Product size
Total length 105mm
Blade length 24mm
Width 53mm
Thickness 9mm
Package size
Width 74mm x Height 30mm x Depth 140mm
Material
Painting type/Urushi painting _Maki-e/Gold
Makie/gold
Body/Stainless steel cutlery/ABS resin
Case/Cowhide
Tassel/Silk/Polyester
T Charm/Brass
Cleaner cloth/Polyester/nylon
Caution
・The cutting edge is sharp, so please handle with care.
- Forcibly cutting hard objects may damage the blade or cause the blade to become misaligned, resulting in poor sharpness.
- Dropping or subjecting it to strong impact may cause damage.
・To prevent rust, if the scissors get wet, please wipe them dry.
・To prevent the scissors from rusting and the lacquer from discoloring, avoid storing them in direct sunlight or in hot and humid places.
・Lacquer and gold lacquer are very delicate. Do not use hard cloths or abrasives to clean it, as it may cause scratches.
・After use, wipe it with the included cleaner cloth and store it in the case.
・The case is made of genuine leather, so it will expand and contract somewhat. Also, if it gets wet with water or sweat, it may cause discoloration or stains.
・Depending on your constitution, you may occasionally get a rash from the lacquer. If you feel any abnormality, please stop using it and consult a doctor.
・Please keep out of reach of children.
・The dimensions and weight shown are approximate. There may be differences from the actual product.
・Due to your browser and display settings, there may be differences in color and texture from the actual product.
| Click here for the "Blue of Japan, Blue of Materials" series | |
| "Japanese blue" has been deeply integrated into the landscape of people's lives, from kimonos and curtains to everyday tools and places of prayer. Blue brings freshness and calm to those who look at it, and calms the mind.It has a history of being loved as an important color that goes beyond just being a practical color and keeps people comfortable in their daily lives. This blue is also called "Japan Blue" overseas. The term comes from the name Robert William Atkinson, a British chemist who came to Japan during the Meiji era and was impressed by the indigo-dyed kimonos and noren curtains of Japanese streets. "Japan's Blue, Material Blue" is a series that combines craftsmanship and materials from production areas across the country, allowing you to feel the depth and strength of "blue," a color that is loved throughout the seasons. |
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Introduction of the workshop
Lacquer | Ebara Lacquer Works
Production area: Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
A lacquer factory founded in 1970 in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. We mainly do lacquer painting and production of Buddhist utensils and zushi for temples and homes. Recently, in addition to Buddhist altar fittings, we are also planning and producing various lacquered works.
Small scissors | Hasegawa Knives
Production area: Seki City, Gifu Prefecture
A cutlery manufacturer founded in 1933 in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, one of Japan's leading cutlery towns. Products born from the outstanding technology and extensive knowledge cultivated over our history have reliable quality and a pleasant sharpness like no other.