[Shirakiya Denbei Shoten] Harimi large + lazy long handle broom set

Please note: As this product is handmade by craftsmen, there may be individual differences between each product.As it is a natural material, the finishing details may not be perfect and there may be individual differences. I would be happy if I received it. Please note: The bamboo handle is a natural material, so the photo is an example. It's not exactly the same color. There are differences in color and black spots. Please understand and acknowledge this before purchasing. Note: In order to maintain the strength and shape of the broom, short cut stems called ``kudagara'' are placed inside the base of the broom. The kudagara may be visible from the front side, but it is independent of the ear and has no bearing on the volume of the ear. This does not mean that the ears of rice are missing. Please note.

A set of Harimi-sized and lazy long-handled brooms. Harimi Dai is a paper dustpan made of cardboard pasted together and painted with persimmon tannin. The outer frame is made of bamboo strips, making it light but durable. Since persimmon juice is a natural paint, it does not generate static electricity and the collected dirt will not cling to the surface of the paste. The infertile long-handled brooms are woven by skilled craftsmen using plenty of high-quality grass, and are made with narrow brooms in pursuit of compactness, so they can be used in spaces such as stairs, furniture, under tables, etc. It is a broom that is effective at the key points. The handle is also long so it is easy to clean. Can be used in Japanese rooms, flooring, carpets, etc. ■Size: Harimi large Width approx. 31cm/Depth approx. 28~29cm Infertile long handle broom Total length approx. 80~85cm/Spike width approx. 15~20cm ■Material: Harimi large paper, persimmon tangy coating, bamboo, grommet processing, string attached Infertile long handle broom Broom sorghum


Color: ‎Brown
Packing size: ‎85 x 28.5 x 13 cm; 340 g
Packing weight: ‎0.34 kg
Battery usage: ‎No
>Battery included: No