SilkFloristry
ARS Japanese Floral Scissors lilac: The Ultimate Tool for Silk Flower Artistry
ARS Japanese Floral Scissors lilac: The Ultimate Tool for Silk Flower Artistry
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In the delicate world of silk floristry, your scissors are more than just a tool—they are an extension of your hands. Whether you are working with fine Habotai silk, heavy velvet, or starch-treated fabrics (Appret), the ARS Japanese Scissors deliver the surgical precision required for world-class floral couture.
Crafted in Sakai, Japan—the historic heart of samurai sword-making—these scissors combine centuries of metallurgy tradition with modern ergonomic design.
Razor-Sharp Japanese Steel: High-carbon steel blades ensure a crisp, clean cut through multiple layers of treated fabric without fraying the edges or "chewing" the material.
Hard Chrome Plating: The blades are resistant to rust and the sticky residues of floral adhesives or stiffening agents, ensuring a smooth glide every time.
Micro-Precision Tips: Perfect for intricate notch-cutting, shaping tiny petals, and trimming delicate stamens where every millimeter counts.
Wire-Friendly Durability: Engineered to handle fine floral wires (Liton) and silk-wrapped stems without losing their edge, making them a versatile powerhouse for your studio.
Somebana (Japanese Silk Flowers): For precise shaping of petals before heat-tooling.
For clean geometric cuts on small silk squares.
For trimming hat foundations and delicate veiling.
Total Length: 160 mm (6.3 inches) — Compact and easy to handle.
Blade Length: 40 mm (1.6 inches) — Perfect for intricate curves and tiny notches.
Weight: Ultra-lightweight at only 50 grams (1.7 oz) — Minimizes hand fatigue during long hours of work.
Material: High-Carbon Steel with Hard Chrome Finish for maximum durability.Material: High-Carbon Steel with Hard Chrome Finish.
Color: lilac
Performance: High wear resistance and long-lasting sharpness.
Care Instructions:
To maintain the lifespan of your ARS scissors, wipe the blades with a soft, dry cloth after use to remove any starch or glue residue. A drop of sewing machine oil once a month will keep the tension perfect for years to come.
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