Wisdom Bringer Broom

Wisdom Bringer Broom

$250.00 USD

The Appalachian Weave Broom may be crafted from one of a variety of wood types for the handle including cherry and other fruitwoods, cedar, willow, oak, and alder to name a few. The natural beauty of the handle is enhanced with carefully chosen stain then hand-rubbed to a lovely smooth finish.

Traditional tribal walking stick from Central/West Africa. Woven with brown cord.

Carefully woven with broomcorn using the time-honored Appalachian Weave technique, this broom offers both beauty and durability. Always one of a kind, the simple style is a perfect choice for both decor and function that brings a touch of tradition and heirloom quality into your home and/or sacred space.

Dimensions: Length- 5 ft. to 5 ft. 2 in. Width- 5 in. to 7 in.

Weight: 2 lbs. 3 oz.

NOTE: The dimensions and weight of your handmade broom may differ slightly from what is listed. This enhances and imparts a unique charm that makes each piece distinctive and rare.

Styled With
Traditional tribal walking stick shaped like a man woven using natural and red hand dyed broomcorn woven with brown cord originating from the Central/West Africa region. Broom rests atop a cherry tree stump bursting with lush ivy leaves near a walking path.
  • Traditional tribal walking stick shaped like a man woven using natural and red hand dyed broomcorn woven with brown cord originating from the Central/West Africa region. Broom rests atop a cherry tree stump bursting with lush ivy leaves near a walking path.
  • Close up of the top of the tribal walking stick with a triangle shaped handle along with a man's head and upper torso hand carved from wood displayed on a tree stump surrounded by green ivy.
  • Close up of the top of the tribal walking stick with a triangle shaped handle along with a man's head and upper torso carved from wood. Below is a view of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn resting on a cut tree stump surrounded by green ivy outdoors.
  • A close up of the dark stained wood handle with decorative hand carved twisted middle section shown resting on a tree stump surrounded by green ivy garden.
  • A close-up of a hand-woven Appalachian weave woven with brown cord along with natural and red hand dyed broomcorn on a sea of green leaves.
  • A close-up of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn placed on green ivy leaves.
  • A close-up of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn. Image shows the red broomcorn transition from deep red to brown at the bottom of the broom while it rests atop lush green bed of ivy leaves.
  • Traditional tribal walking stick shaped like a man woven using natural and red hand dyed broomcorn woven with brown cord originating from the Central/West Africa region. Broom rests atop a cherry tree stump bursting with lush ivy leaves near a walking path.
  • Close up of the top of the tribal walking stick with a triangle shaped handle along with a man's head and upper torso hand carved from wood displayed on a tree stump surrounded by green ivy.
  • Close up of the top of the tribal walking stick with a triangle shaped handle along with a man's head and upper torso carved from wood. Below is a view of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn resting on a cut tree stump surrounded by green ivy outdoors.
  • A close up of the dark stained wood handle with decorative hand carved twisted middle section shown resting on a tree stump surrounded by green ivy garden.
  • A close-up of a hand-woven Appalachian weave woven with brown cord along with natural and red hand dyed broomcorn on a sea of green leaves.
  • A close-up of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn placed on green ivy leaves.
  • A close-up of the natural and red hand dyed broomcorn. Image shows the red broomcorn transition from deep red to brown at the bottom of the broom while it rests atop lush green bed of ivy leaves.

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