Toyama Hamono 165mm Limited edition Gold Plated Mini Secateurs

Toyama Hamono 165mm Limited edition Gold Plated Mini Secateurs East-West Tools

Toyama Hamono 165mm Limited edition Gold Plated Mini Secateurs

Name: Toyama Hamono 165mm Limited edition Gold Plated Mini Secateurs
Brand: East-West Tools
Price: 220.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

$220.00

Limited edition 165 mm mini secateurs from Toyama Hamono, hand forged in Sanjo and finished in gold plate. Carbon steel blades, compact control for fine cuts, supplied with sheath. Perth dispatch, Australia wide.

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Limited Edition Mini Secateurs for Precise Pruning

Hand forged in Sanjo, these 165 mm Toyama Hamono mini secateurs pair compact control with a limited gold plated finish. Sized for pockets and pouches, they excel at tip pruning, deadheading, and floristry. Ships from Perth for fast delivery across Australia.

Blades are forged carbon steel for sharp cuts and straightforward maintenance. The gold plated frame resists tarnish on non-cutting surfaces and adds visibility on the bench. A coil spring provides a light, quick action, while the safety catch secures the blades in carry. A fitted sheath protects the edge in storage. Despite their size, the grind supports clean cuts on soft to medium stems without bruising.

Sizes stocked: 165 mm overall length
Steel stocked: Carbon steel
Handles: Gold plated forged frame with leather sheath
Joint: Riveted pivot, coil spring, safety catch

After use, wipe sap, dry, and oil lightly. For technique and upkeep see our secateur care guide. To compare other hand forged options, explore Tobisho secateurs.

Tip: Use the front third of the blade for precise cuts and close with the wrist, not the fingers, to reduce fatigue.

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What Sets Our Tools Apart

Pocketable Control

At 165 mm overall, these mini secateurs sit between floristry scissors and full-size pruners. The small format lets you work close to nodes and wire without bumping branches. The coil spring gives a light return and the safety catch keeps them secure in a pouch. Ideal for deadheading, tip pruning, and indoor plant care where precision counts.

Sanjo Hand Forged

Toyama Hamono forges the blades from carbon steel in Sanjo, then grinds and sharpens them for a clean, controlled bite. Carbon steel takes a keen edge and is simple to maintain. The riveted pivot is stable and serviceable, and the action remains smooth under daily use. The result is a compact tool that performs above its size.

Limited Gold Finish

This limited edition run adds a gold plated finish to the forged frame. The coating improves visibility on a busy bench and resists tarnish on non-cutting surfaces. A fitted sheath protects the edge and keeps the finish presentable. If you need larger or alternative patterns, compare hand forged options in our Tobisho Japanese Pruning Tools range.

Introducing

Toyama Hamono Japan

Toyama Hamono is a Sanjo maker with a focus on hand forged garden tools that cut cleanly and last. The workshop’s compact secateurs reflect Niigata’s blacksmithing approach: forge, heat treat, grind, and tune for practical sharpness. Sized for daily carry, they suit gardeners and florists who value control and quick maintenance.

This limited edition 165 mm model pairs carbon steel performance with a gold plated frame for presentation and durability on non-cutting surfaces. It ships from Perth for fast delivery across Australia. For alternative hand forged pruners, explore our Tobisho range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are these best used for?

Fine pruning, deadheading, and floristry where control matters. Suitable for soft to medium stems.

Are the blades stainless?

No. They are carbon steel for high sharpness and easy resharpening. Keep them clean and lightly oiled.

What is included?

Secateurs with coil spring and safety catch, plus a protective sheath as shown.

Where are they made?

Sanjo, Niigata, Japan by Toyama Hamono.

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