Miraki appears in a UK specialist seller catalogue; model identity is clearer than maker or production origin.
A retailer lists Miraki cutting models, including Pelican Cobalt, but manufacturer, origin and range-wide specifications remain unverified.
Compare Miraki with another brandYoi Scissors’ Miraki category lists several named shears, including Crystal, Fusion, Katana and Pelican Cobalt. Those are seller catalogue names, not proof that every Miraki model comes from one identified Japanese workshop. The available source does not establish a legal maker or production country for the whole line.
A seller’s Pelican Cobalt listing concerns that named pair. It cannot support a statement that Crystal, Fusion or every Miraki shear uses cobalt. Ask for the model code and a current sheet covering material, blade length, handle configuration and handedness before comparing it with another pair.
If you are choosing a thinner or a specialist blade, ask for its own tooth or edge description. For any model, obtain written warranty and sharpening terms from the seller handling the order. The listed prices and stock states belong to that seller and may change.
If Japanese manufacture matters to your choice, ask the seller for an origin statement and maker record tied to the exact pair. The available listings do not establish a country for every Miraki model.
The Yoi Scissors catalogue is a retailer listing. It does not identify the legal maker or establish one country of manufacture for every Miraki model. Ask for documentation for the exact pair.
No such range-wide conclusion follows from a Pelican Cobalt seller listing. Check the exact model sheet and material statement for the pair offered.
Sources checked for this profile: Yoi Scissors Miraki catalogue (retailer), Yoi Scissors Pelican Cobalt listing (retailer).