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Fern Broom
$78
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Scroll downMade in Japan, this broom features a sturdy wooden handle and galvanised steel to support the fern bristles. It is the perfect size for sweeping your deck, balcony or other small spaces. Not only is this broom practical, it also looks great hung on the wall as a display piece.
Details:
Size: L75cm x W24cm
Lightweight 230g
Made from wood, fern and metal
Most of Matsunoya's brooms are either made in Tochigi or Gunma.
The Tochigi brooms are the "Tokyo type" that were once shipped mainly to Tokyo; a lot are referred to as the "hamaguri type" that resembles the shape of a clam. Because it uses Southeast Asian broom grass, it can be made without colouring or bleaching. The more you use the broom, the more textured it becomes, and the better it fits in your hand.
About
Matsunoya has been curating sundries crafted by hand by artisans all over Japan and Asia since 1945. Working closely with skilled makers and small family-run workshops, they source items that offer everyday functionality but also celebrate the craftsmanship, time, and energy that went into making them.
With a small store in Tokyo where brooms, buckets, baskets, and dustpans spill out onto the pathway, it's hard not to find a place for each and every item in the home. Deeply functional, slow-made, and made from sustainable materials, what more could you want?
Shipping & Delivery
Due to the length and size this is a special handling piece and has a flat rate shipping of $25 (unless otherwise specified). International orders may also incur an additional cost to ship. We do also offer free local pick up from our Surry Hills store if you live in Sydney. If you have any questions please contact us at hello@providerstore.com.au.
Origin
Japan
Japan or Nihon is an island country in East Asia, located in the northwest Pacific Ocean. It is bordered on the west by the Sea of Japan, and extends from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north toward the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south.