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The CRAL Okubo Shears 165mm are expertly crafted in Japan for precise pruning and everyday garden maintenance. Inspired by the traditional Japanese Okubo design, these versatile shears feature broad, robust blades that are ideal for trimming flowers, shrubs, soft stems and small branches with clean, effortless precision. Their balanced construction provides excellent cutting power while maintaining the control required for detailed horticultural work.
Forged from premium Japanese steel, the blades are exceptionally sharp, durable and designed to retain their edge through regular use. Comfortable in the hand and beautifully balanced, these shears are suited to both professional gardeners and home enthusiasts who appreciate authentic Japanese craftsmanship.
Presented in a protective individual casing, the shears are carefully packaged to protect the precision-ground blades while reflecting the refined simplicity and quality associated with Japanese craftsmanship. Their elegant presentation also makes them an ideal gift for gardening enthusiasts.
Produced by CRAL Japan, a respected manufacturer renowned for combining traditional Japanese forging techniques with modern precision engineering, each tool is designed to deliver outstanding quality, reliability and years of dependable performance.
Care Instructions
After each use, wipe the blades clean and dry to remove moisture, sap and plant residue. Apply a light coating of tool oil periodically to protect the steel and ensure smooth operation. Store the shears in their protective casing in a cool, dry place. Avoid cutting wire, excessively thick branches or other hard materials that may damage the cutting edge. Sharpen professionally when required to maintain optimum performance.
Length: 165mm
Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: CRAL Japan
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