Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Fuchsia" saw A shrub that grows up

A shrub that grows up to five feet tall and wide

Don’t blame us if you snap the blade

- Water once every two weeks in  summer and once a month the rest of the year

The stone should be used with water and stored dry when finished

The fine hickory or aluminum alloy handles offer a cushioned response to the cutting action

Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Fuchsia" saw A shrub that grows upKashiwagi Wind bell "Fuchsia" This wind chime, or "Furin" in Japanese, has a simple shape but very fine details on it including little flowers on two sides and dots on the top part of the bell. The slightly green color is the natural color of the metal after being burned and shaped but the darker parts have been left to emphasize the design. The base of the bell has a darker color which was left this way to give a new dimension to it. Just like many