Frequently asked questions

What are the brooms made of?

I use two types of fiber for my brooms. For most of the brooms, I use broomcorn — also known as sorghum. For my mini altar brooms, I use tampico fiber — a fiber derived from the Mexican Agave lechuguilla plant. The broom handles are made of hardwoods such as ash, oak, and maple.

How do I take care of my broom?

I have detailed care information for my items here.

What’s your shipping policy?

I currently ship to the contiguous US only. Orders are primarily shipped with USPS or UPS, and are shipped within 7 days of purchase unless otherwise stated. If you need your order rushed, please email me and I can do expedited shipping for an additional fee.

What is your return policy?

Each piece is handmade with care and intention, using natural materials meant to last. Because of the nature of my work, I do not accept returns or exchanges.

If your broom, witch bells, or wreath arrives damaged in transit, please contact me within 48 hours of delivery with photos, and I’ll replace or repair it.

I stand by my craftsmanship. If your broom comes apart within one year of purchase, I will gladly repair or replace it free of charge.

Do you do any in-person markets?

I do occasional markets in New England, check out my events page to see when my next ones are.

Do you teach classes?

I’m now offering broom making kits with tutorial videos, click here for more information. If you’re interested in hosting me to teach an in-person workshop, please reach out!

Can I place a custom order?

I’m currently closed for customs, but I’ll announce on social media and my email newsletter next time they’re open.

How do I stay updated on when you’ll have more brooms?

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