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Me-Kiri Hasami Japanese Bonsai Tool Thinning Shears 122 $49.95 |
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Japanese Bonsai Satsuki Hasami Shears Tool 8164 $22.00 |
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Me-Kiri Hasami Japanese Bonsai Tool Thinning Shears 121 $38.95 |
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Imported Japanese Bonsai Hasami Shears Tools 8163 $24.00 |
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Bonsai Shear For Trimming Japanese Ohkubo Hasami 8150 $19.95 |
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Bonsai Shear Japanese Ashinaga Hasami 163 Professional $47.95 |
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Bonsai Shears Ashinaga Hasami Japanese Novice 8163 $19.95 |
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Bonsai Shear Professional Japanese Ashinaga Hasami 163 $44.95 |
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Japanese Bonsai Shears Satsuki Hasami Novice 8164 $19.95 |
Netsuke – Creative Miniature Sculpting
Traditionally, these toggle forms of latches were made of cords with sliding types of beads to keep from loosing the personal belongings. These fastening forms of beads were eventually toggles hand-crafted into many different types of artistic expression.
There are nine different forms of netsuke known as “Katabori or sculpture netsuke”, “Anabori or hollowed netsuke”, “Sashi or stab netsuke”, “Obi-hasami sashi or elongated netsuke”, “Men or mask netsuke”, “Manju netsuke”, “Ryusa netsuke”, “Kagamibuta or mirror lid netsuke”, and Karakuri or mechanism netsuke”.
The most original types of Netsuke miniature sculptures were made of hard kinds of wood or different kinds of ivories. Although elephant ivory has long been band, mammoth ivory netsuke is most often the kind of ivory used in the making of today’s netsuke pieces.
Since the traditional Japanese clothing of the Kimono did not have the convenience of pockets, there were the creative means of various sized woven or clothe boxes and pouches. These different types of carrying devices were traditionally worn around the waste for being able to carry a few of the small personal belongs that would be desired to conveniently have with them throughout the day.
Along with important items like money seals or medicines, there were often also things like tobacco and tobacco pipes or any other desired types of personal needs. Upon these carrying devices, there would be the need for holding in the personal items by a string and a small toggle. Traditionally, these toggle forms of latches were made of cords with sliding types of beads to keep from loosing the personal belongings. These fastening forms of beads were eventually toggles hand-crafted into many different types of artistic expression.
These individually artistically handcrafted pieces are what are known as netsuke. Even though netsuke was originally known as purely useful and needed, they soon became one of the most freely expressive forms of art during a time period of a rigid Empire that did not condone most any types of expressively open freedoms. With such a culturally rigid world order of very little to no freedoms, these forms of so many different kinds of netsuke were seemingly exempt from most of the expressive omens during the Emperor’s rule.
As the popularity of netsuke quickly grew, so did the different formations and styles of netsuke pieces themselves. There are nine different forms of netsuke known as “Katabori or sculpture netsuke”, “Anabori or hollowed netsuke”, “Sashi or stab netsuke”, “Obi-hasami sashi or elongated netsuke”, “Men or mask netsuke”, “Manju netsuke”, “Ryusa netsuke”, “Kagamibuta or mirror lid netsuke”, and Karakuri or mechanism netsuke”.
The most original types of Netsuke miniature sculptures were made of hard kinds of wood or different kinds of ivories. Although elephant ivory has long been band, mammoth ivory netsuke is most often the kind of ivory used in the making of today’s netsuke pieces. There are also many other kinds of material types too that today and yesterday’s netsuke may be made from, including clay, porcelain, agate and even bamboo.
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Master Ashinaga Hasami Bonsai Shears 3163 $89.95 Master Grade Ashinaga 3163 The Stainless Steel construction of the 3163 Master grade Ashinaga will provide a lifetime of easy care and superior use. The blades are laminated with a center core of high Carbon Steel to keep a Sharp Edge longer than stainless would by itself. We are confident that this shear, as well as the stainless steel versions of our other Bonsai Tools, are the best quality … |
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Me-kiri Hasami Thinning Shears 122 Medium to Heavy Duty $49.95 122 Me-Keiri Hasami Thinning Shears This intermediate quality thinning shear is constructed for medium to heavy use with hard chrome-plated, high-carbon Steel Blades and an adjustable brass pivot. The Light Weight, Cast Aluminum handle with grey non-slip finish is well suited for extened daily use. The convenient metal clip latches easily with a single-hand action. In Japanese blister pak. 2 … |
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Novice Ashinaga Hasami Bonsai Shears 8163 $14.99 Novice Grade Ashinaga 8163 Our ‘Joshy’ line is our least expensive grade of bonsai tools. These Ashinaga shears, with their steel construction, are good, durable tools for the beginning student. 2-1/4″ blades, 8″ overall Shears are the basic tool for bud trimming, thinning and defoliating bonsai, all crucial in the art of bonsai. Trimming young buds prevents branches that grow too long and p… |
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Houchou Hasami Cutter Knife Dosu Kiri $13.45 … |
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April 30th, 2009
Rick
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