Practical Poetry: Handmade Brooms from Sunhouse Craft in Kentucky

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We love the poetic brooms from Sunhouse Craft, “inspired by the timeless traditions of Appalachian crafts, designed and made in the rolling hills of Berea, Kentucky," and “hand-woven with a non-electric process." Take a look:

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We particularly love the small, simple Knot Broom ($8), with a handle of tied broomcorn.

Two brooms in one: Each Double Broom ($95) is custom made.

Frankies Broom ($15) has a charmingly imperfect wrapped handle.

The multipurpose Scrub ($7) can be used on “cast iron, shovels, and other hard scrubbing tasks" or as a cake tester.

The Wilder Broom ($10) is wrapped with indigo-dyed organic linen.

Suncraft’s neutral Shaker Series, made in collaboration with the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill.

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