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These scissors were born in Egypt about 3000 years ago and in the Roman era they already become popular in Europe with similar shapes. The office scissors we usually see are most symmetrical handles that are created with the same shape in mind that they can be easily removed without worrying about orientation, and the same shape for efficient productions. Originally the western Scissors, with an emphasis on ease of grip and sharpness, and the handle and blade are asymmetrical.
With true to the history of these scissors, the SCISSORS has come to asymmetric form with the right and right hand grip and ease of use during detailed work.
The same type of "forging" as a Japanese sword is made using a method that is processed to produce precision and sharpness, and is processed to gradually reduce the thickness toward the tip of the blade of the sword, ensuring the sharpness at the tip of the scissors, which is said to be the most difficult to cut.
Both of these technologies are not seen in current scissors made by processing stainless steel plates.
In addition, the common scissors have a blade angle of around 55 degrees, but the SCISSORS has a 45 degree. Each gauze is hand-checked and shipped one by one for the most difficult to cut.
Size is 176mm total length
The most balanced size of scissors when you view the overall volume of the handle, blade length and handle weight balance.
Manufactured by Phillips Co., Ltd. is the No.1 manufacturer of office scissors. These scissors were created by combining the new technology of "Bernui Curve Blade" that can cut from the base to the edge of the blade with a consistent force and traditional processing technique of the old time-honored scissors.
Although knives are often said to be lucky for gifts, they are actually said to "cut off disaster and open luck", and even in the royal family has a habit of giving a sword to a special occasion. It is said to be "cutting the magic" even abroad, and it has been used for various festival and ceremonies. This history is made with a paulownia box.