Origin of Scissors
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Origin of Scissors
The origin of the scissors needs to be separated into two aspects:
- Where do the materials come from?
- Where are the scissors assembled and finished?
Scissors are more often than not described as being either Japanese or German.
The German hair scissors usually hail from Solingen, which is small industrial town outside Dusseldorf.
Japanese hair scissors are not normally identified-they are usually just stamped Japan. This is often confusing as very few scissors are manufactured entirely in Japan. In most instances, steel is made in Japan and then scissors are made from this steel in other parts of the Far East-Taiwan, Korea and China in particular.
The distinction is important to make because the Japanese craftsman have many years of experience and great heritage in the production of steel blades. These skills and the understanding of the materials provide for better finished products than is currently available from elsewhere, although Taiwan and Korea are very close behind! The quality available from China is behind Taiwan and Korea. Although the gap is closing there is a justified premium for genuine Japanese scissors. However, it is not always easy to identify the genuine article!
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AMA scissors
Buttercut Scissors
BYOU scissors
Cerena Scissors
Cisoria-Sibel Scissors
Designdoo Scissors
DMi Scissors
Dovo Scissors
EKS Scissors
Glamtech Scissors
Gotta Scissors
Haito Scissors
Hepike Scissors
Jaguar Scissors
Jay2 Scissors
Joewell Scissors
Kasho Scissors
Kiepe Scissors
Kodo Scissors
Koi Scissors
Kyoto Scissors
Leader Scissors
MacIntyre Scissors
Miraki Scissors
Osaka Scissors
Passion Scissors
SalonEthos Scissors
Samurai Scissors
Sibel Scissors
Sinelco Scissors
STR Scissors
Tondeo Scissors
TRI Scissors
Yasaka Scissors