Cohana Small Scissors with Lacquered Handles SAKURA 10.5 cm Limited Edition 2026

Experience the true touch of Japanese tradition and spring inspiration with the exclusive Small Scissors with Lacquered Handles Sakura by the premium brand Cohana. This tool from the limited 2026 collection is a true work of art, combining the centuries-old history of Japanese forging with the filigree work of traditional lacquer.

The exquisite handles of the scissors are coated with natural lacquer in a delicate sakura hue and decorated with gold accents using the traditional maki-e technique. A luxurious silk tassel, interwoven with shimmering gold thread, adds a refined touch to the design.

The Unique Property of Natural Lacquer: The lacquer coating the handles has a living nature. Initially, its color may appear somewhat muted and dark due to the characteristic natural yellowish undertone of fresh lacquer. However, over time, under the influence of light (ultraviolet rays), temperature, and humidity, the coating lightens, reveals its true bright sakura shade, and acquires a luxurious glossy shine. Your tool will only become more beautiful with each year of use!

Flawless Sharpness and Blade Precision: The scissors are manufactured by the legendary company Hasegawa Cutlery (est. 1933) in Seki, Gifu Prefecture the historical center of Japanese cutlery-making. The fine, delicate blades are perfect for intricate work in embroidery, sewing, and other creative projects.

• Two-step "Koba-biki" sharpening: The blades are sharpened at two different angles, ensuring incredible strength and long-lasting sharpness of the cutting edge.

• Blade Tip Adjustment: The tips of the blades are carefully adjusted by hand to ensure perfect alignment. Please note: as a result of this precise adjustment, the tips themselves have a slightly flattened finish.

Specifications:

• Total Length: 105 mm (10.5 cm)

• Blade Length: 24 mm

• Width: 53 mm

• Thickness: 9 mm

Producing Workshops:

• Lacquer Coating: Ehara Lacquer Works (Aichi Prefecture, operating since 1970).

• Blades: Hasegawa Cutlery (Gifu Prefecture, operating since 1933).

💡 Tip from Crazy Cross Stitch: These scissors are a true investment in your hobby and a future family heirloom. They fit perfectly in your hand, and thanks to the two-step "Koba-biki" sharpening, they easily and incredibly smoothly cut through embroidery floss, silk, or metallic threads. Watching the lacquer on the handles lighten and become glossy over time is a distinct aesthetic ritual available only to owners of genuine, premium-class Japanese tools.