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 ash wood.

How do I take care of my broom?

Some of the brooms are intended to be decorative or used gently in ritual, spellwork, or ceremony. Some examples include smoke fans, door brooms, brooms that are adorned with dried flowers, witch bells, etc. These items should be handled with care to avoid damage to the adornments. It is recommended to hang your door brooms and witch bells on the inside of your door, or on the outside only if there is a covered porch or a second glass door protecting it.

All other brooms are meant to be used. Yes, even if they’re pretty to look at! Broomcorn is a very durable fiber, so don’t hesitate to sweep with it.

All brooms come with a hanger — this is because if the broom is stored with bristle on the ground, it will start to bend and warp over time. hang it on a wall or in a closet by its hanger, or place it bristle up with the stick on the ground.

If your broom starts to get dirty from all the sweeping, it’s okay to gently wash the bristle with water and a little soap. Make sure to hang it to dry after — avoid getting your broom soaking wet, as the fiber can collect mildew.

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. Custom orders have a longer processing time, usually 4-6 weeks. 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.

Custom orders, seasonal items, and sale items are always final sale.

Can I carry your brooms in my shop?

Absolutely! Please check out my wholesale page for more information.

Do you do any workshops, classes, or markets?

I do occasional markets in New England, and am planning to begin teaching workshops in 2026. For information on both, you can check my events page.