Whisk Broom Natural
Description
If you’re looking to complete — or upgrade — your cleaning toolkit, this artful whisk broom is just what your home needs. Beautifully made by hand by Berea College students using hand-harvested broomcorn, this is an exquisite piece of traditional Appalachian craft with a fantail style commonly found in indigenous artisan work. Perfect for quick cleanups or dusting those hard-to-reach corners, it will last you for many years.
Features & Details
- Material: 100% Broomcorn - Hanging loop: polished cotton or hemp
- Dimensions: H 14 in
- Country of Origin: United States of America (USA)
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Policy
We currently only ship to Canada and the US (except PO boxes, APO/FPO and US Territories).
Your order will be shipped DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) so that you don't have to pay extra fees upon delivery. Please allow 2-10 business days for delivery from receipt of tracking. Add 5 business days for shipments to Canada.
Free shipping on orders above $175USD is applicable to USA and Canada orders with exception of Hawaii and Alaska where air shipping rates apply.
Selective items categorized as furniture, rugs, and lighting are also exempt from free shipping. A shipping charge for these items will be charged on your order at check out.
We hope you’ll love your purchase. In case you need to make a return, you have 30 days from receipt to send eligible items back to us, with the exception of furniture and rugs. You have 14 days from receipt to send eligible furniture and rugs. Items that are customized or special ordered are not eligible for return. Items discounted by 50% or more are considered Final Sale and are not eligible for return.
Contact us at care@goodeeworld.com to initiate a return request.
Please see our Shipping & Return Policy for further details and rates.
Causes This Product Supports
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Heritage Craft PreservationThis maker supports the preservation of heritage crafts and enables artisans to create sustainable livelihoods through their traditional skills.
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Community EngagementThis maker actively engages in local initiatives in the communities in which it serves.
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Marginalized CommunitiesThis maker employs and supports individuals in communities facing economic, social, gender, or geographic barriers, providing access to essential resources, opportunities, and services.
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Natural MaterialsThis maker crafts products that are derived from plants, animals, or other naturally occurring materials.
