Ribbon Scissors
Ribbon Scissors
Ribbon Scissors
Ribbon Scissors

Ribbon Scissors

$34.00
$34.00
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I found these little ribbon scissors in a notions shop in Rome and loved them so much that I tracked down the manufacturer in order to bring them to you.

Crafted in Italy from hard tempered steel, these little shears are extremely sharp – perfect for cutting the ribbon and other textiles, without becoming dull. Refined blades also make them ideal for embroidery and other detailed work, the handle is plated with 24 karat gold. Each pair is packaged in a letterpress paper label and clear bag. 

Large holes handle, the scissors are available in two sizes:

Small - gold handle: height 3 1/2” = 9 cm

Medium - gold handle: height 4 1/2” = 12 cm 

See our studio's selection of scissors and accessories to choose your favorite pair! 

Made in Italy, packaged and distributed in the USA.

I found these little ribbon scissors in a notions shop in Rome and loved them so much that I tracked down the manufacturer in order to bring them to you.

Crafted in Italy from hard tempered steel, these little shears are extremely sharp – perfect for cutting the ribbon and other textiles, without becoming dull. Refined blades also make them ideal for embroidery and other detailed work, the handle is plated with 24 karat gold. Each pair is packaged in a letterpress paper label and clear bag. 

Large holes handle, the scissors are available in two sizes:

Small - gold handle: height 3 1/2” = 9 cm

Medium - gold handle: height 4 1/2” = 12 cm 

See our studio's selection of scissors and accessories to choose your favorite pair! 

Made in Italy, packaged and distributed in the USA.

Requests for returns and exchanges must be submitted by phone or email within one week of delivery. All merchandise must be returned unopened, unused, and in its original packaging. A refund will be issued after we have received the merchandise. Shipping costs are not refundable.

Elegantly crafted with history in every product.

Studio Carta products use materials and practices that date back to 19th century Italy—all from our collaborative studio in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.

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