Dragon Kendama are a good quality standard sized kendama, ideal for beginners and anyone wanting to try kendama. This is the solid white edition - see our video below. They are modelled on the Japanese TK16 Master kendama and made from Beech wood. We have had these manufactured for us to our specifications by a company that has many years of experience of making other well known kendama brands, and we are very pleased with the results. Don't be put off by the competitive prices, these are very good quality kendama. By having so many made for us we can offer these at very tempting prices!
Specifications:
Weight: 156 g
Ball weight: 80g
Ball diameter: 60mm
Height including ball: 182mm approx
Stem height: 160mm approx
A note about the specifications: all measurements are approximate. Wood is a natural material and the weight will vary. The kendama are made within allowable tolerances, dimensions may vary a little.
Dragon kendama are traditionally constructed using the original Japanese design. They are not glued or fixed in place. There are no metal rods. The ball is simply pushed onto the stem. See our help section for maintenance tips.
All Kendama will suffer wear during play. The paint on the ball will chip. The wood will chip and may spilt. The string on your kendama will wear out and break. This is all normal wear and tear.
Shipping costs: based on weight and location. Calculated at the checkout before you pay.
Shipping times: we aim to ship within one working day of receipt of payment.
Please see our FAQs for more information on shipping, prices, payment, currencies etc.
The string on your kendama will wear out and can break. It is a user replaceable part; we recommend you buy some spare strings.
All Kendama will suffer wear during play. The paint will chip. The wood will chip and may crack. The string will wear out and may break. This is normal wear and tear.
Wood is a natural material. The weight and finish of wooden kendama will vary.
Kendama are not suitable for children under 12 years old. It is possible to cause injury when playing with a kendama. Please play with care.
