Over the decades I have found that the most used broom in our house is indeed, the Cobweb Broom. You'll wonder how you ever got along without one! So many practical household uses. Earlier cultures seemed to have a broom for every purpose. This long, thin, light broom is a traditional Appalachian design made for getting into tight and high places.

Our Cobweb broom is about 56 inches tall, made of 100% broomcorn and a sassafras handle. Rather than a sweeping broom, a twisting motion in your hands will wrap up those sticky webs instead of mashing them into the texture of your ceilings. Many of our patrons buy them for fun, and come back a year later saying, “ I don’t know how I ever lived without this thing”. As with all our work, it is incredibly functional, as well as decorative.

As in all our brooms, the brush fiber is made of only the highest quality 100% broomcorn. The handles are kiln-dried hardwoods from a local sustainable reforestation project right here in Oregon. The raw materials, tools and techniques used date back hundreds of years. We do every aspect of the work, from harvesting the raw materials out of nature to the finished piece. A balance between function, décor and the sacred is our purpose.

Because of the handcrafted nature of our products, there will be some variance in your delivered item from the representative photo images. Cobweb Broom comes in natural only.