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Object of Desire: Handmade Copper Dustpans by Custodian Studio
For reasons both utilitarian and slightly witchy, we’ve long admired the handmade brooms by Erin Rouse of Custodian Studio (see: Object of Desire: Handmade Luxe Brooms from a Brooklyn Artist). Julie recently noticed Erin’s latest offering: a copper dustpan with a long twisted steel handle.
The Copper Dustpan is inspired by a 1930s design and made to far outlast any plastic version—you’ll never need another.
The dustpan is a solid copper pan with a long twisted steel handle, no crouching needed.
Each dustpan is handmade in Providence, Rhode Island.
For much more, see Custodian Studio.