Edo Brooms by Shirokiya Denbee Store, lasting about 200 years since the end of the Edo period in 1830 - Small broom that easily sweeps small spaces
Shirokiya Nakamura Denbee Store was founded in Ginza in the first year of the Tenpō era (1830). Later it moved to Kyobashi, the merchant town, and has been continuously making "Edo brooms" since the end of the Edo period. The corn broom used for Edo brooms was born as a broom suitable for tatami mats and the longhouse lifestyle typical of Edo. It features a soft yet resilient texture, making it easy to sweep effortlessly. Available in the smallest size - small broom - and a slightly wider size.
Place it on your desk and sweep quickly whenever you notice dust.
Then just stand it up to put it away.
It fits naturally in room corners, washrooms, entrances, or anywhere you want.
■ How to care for your broom
The tip of the broom is essential. Please hang it on the wall or stand it up properly.
If the broom tip bends, spray it lightly with water.
After letting it sit briefly, smooth it back into shape with your fingers and hang it up. This will restore it significantly.
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Small Broom Large & Small
Shirokiya Denbee
Dimensions: Large 20cm × 13cm / Small 20cm × 9cm
Material: Broom Corn
*As these are handmade products, dimensions may vary slightly.
Made in Indonesia
Please note that if the item is out of stock, there may be a waiting period (we will inform you about delivery timing later)
*Shipment is on weekdays only