Glass Headed Flower Pins from Cohana
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Standard UK Delivery (excluding Highland & Islands) – £4.95
Royal Mail 1st Class delivery within 2-3 business days.
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Europe
Small Parcels Less than 1kg - £7.25
Medium Parcels 1kg to 1.99kg - £11.25
Large Parcels 2 to 3.99kg - £16
Heavy Parcels 4kg - 25kg - £25
We use Royal Mail International Standard Shipping, which takes 5 – 14 working days depending on the location. For urgent European orders please contact us first. Not trackable.
Rest of the World
Small Parcels Less than 0.49kg £12.50 (approx 1 or 2 kits)
Medium Parcels 0.5 to 0.99kg - £18
Large Parcels 1 to 1.99kg - £30
Heavy Parcels 2kg+ - £65+
We use Royal Mail International Standard Shipping, which takes 5 – 14 working days depending on the location. For urgent International orders please contact us first. Not trackable.
Description
Description
These beautifully handcrafted glass headed marking pins by Cohana are just the stylish tool you need to elevate your crafting experience!
Through combining a keen eye for detail with traditional techniques and high-quality materials, you can enjoy both the beauty and practicality of this flower assortment. A perfect stocking filler for a crafter who loves the finer things!
Each pack contains 3 pins - the colours will vary, but we assure they are all very, very beautiful!
How the pins are made:
Mysterious "tombo-dama" (glass beads), their production method already established by the Nara period (which began in 710 A.D.), using closely-guarded techniques. It is said that in the Edo period (1603-1868 A.D.), with much trade arriving from China and Europe, glass-making techniques from abroad were also entering the stream, and the production of "tombo-dama" became even more varied. Cohana's marking pins are handmade with care, one-by-one, using tombo-dama techniques. The floral designs for these tombo-dama are called "millefiori," meaning "a thousand flowers." The components are heated in the flame from a burner, and carefully shaped. The pins are made in Hiroshima, an area famous for their production, so they sew smoothly.
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