Broom Craft

Broom Craft Japanese Palm Pot Holder Medium

289,00 kr
289,00 kr
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This is a palm trivet from Broom Craft, made in a workshop in Wakayama. It is made entirely of natural materials and can be used for a wide range of items other than pots, such as Nambu ironware and kettles.

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Size/Specs

Material: Palm fiber, softwood plywood

Diameter: Approximately φ20cm

Thickness: Approximately 2.5cm

Inner diameter: Approximately φ10.5cm

Handling Precautions

  • As natural palm fiber is used, powder and palm fibers may fall off initially. If bothersome, place newspaper underneath and shake off powder and fibers thoroughly before use.
  • As this is a handmade product, size and shape may vary slightly.
  • Water exposure may cause stains or discoloration. Do not use when wet.
  • While relatively heat-resistant, do not expose to direct flame.
  • Do not apply extreme impact loads as this may cause damage.
  • After use, store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.

A cleaning tool brand created by palm connoisseurs

Crafted by Shinkai Sangyo, a palm fibre rope manufacturer based in Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture. In 2020, they launched Broom Craft to create traditional brooms using the same palm fiber materials. Kainan City has long been a major hub for producing everyday items like scrubbers and brooms. Drawing on their established sourcing connections and material expertise gained through palm rope production, they now create beautifully functional cleaning tools from premium selected palm fibre.

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Delivery & returns

Free international shipping available on qualifying orders. Global shipping from Nara, Japan via DHL. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging (return shipping at customer's expense).

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