Yamamoto Japanese Broom
$85.00
Long-handled SHURO Tawashi broom – traditional Japanese scrub brushes made from the bark of windmill palm trees growing naturally in the Kishu area (Wakayama prefecture) of Japan, made by Yamamoto Katsunosuke Shoten. Shuro brushes are handmade using the bark of the windmill palm tree called Shuro, a natural material familiar to Japanese culture since ancient times. Shuro’s flexible and soft texture is ideal when utilized for scrub brushes and brooms. Since Shuro Brooms are made from fine plant fibers, they do not damage floor surface and catch dust very effectively.
From hardwood floors, to tile, to stone, this broom will gently & meticulously sweep away dirt & dust without leaving scratches. Handcrafted with windmill palm fibers & sturdy hinoki wood using age old techniques. This traditional Japanese broom will keep your floors gleaming & last for up to 20 years.
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About the Merchant
Crafted from natural fibers of hemp palm bark, the broom's raw materials are flexible, soft, strong, and water-resistant. The palm bark fibers have a unique ability to pick up dust, hair, and other small debris, even the hard-to-see dust particles, without causing them to fly up.
28” X 9”
Saikai | Made in Japan, Curated in LA | Est. 1991
Established in 1991 in Los Angeles California, SAIKAI introduced Arita-yaki fine porcelain ware to retailers across the United States. Over the years, SAIKAI's focus has shifted to well-designed lifestyle products that were created by Japanese master craftsmen and designers throughout Japan. Their partnership with these artists have allowed them to curate and offer a variety of aesthetically modern Japanese, yet timelessly designed products while providing up-and-coming artists a path to market.
Additional information
| Weight | 11 oz |
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| Dimensions | 37 × 10 × 3 in |
