Our turkey wings were originally crafted by our 17 year old son (now 21), whom mastered the art of the turkey wing whisk broom. Brant taught mom since he has grown up and doesn't have so much time as a young adult in the workforce and has started his own family (next generation of broom makers in the making!)
It's uses.........mostly the same uses of a standard dust pan brush, cleans car mats, small rugs that those vacuums like to suck up. These also look awesome on mantels & fireplaces, wall decor. Useful art that you don't need to hide! We keep crafting new colors and combinations of the Whisk broom. Also be sure to follow us on facebook, where I post pictures of our newest creations! Or sign up for our newsletter and you'll learn about the newest items even before social media!
We do offer a variety of whisk brooms in natural bases, gray bases, and black bases with all sorts of highlights and thread colors. Be sure to visit those listings! They can be found in the Whisk Brooms collection.**props not included**
Currently available colors: (we dye all our own broomcorn)
Combos are listed in this order: Base color/highlight color/thread color
Natural/Orange w/orange thread
Black/Red w/black thread
Black/Red w/Red thread
Natural/Red w/black thread
Black/Orange w/black thread
Natural/burgundy/black thread (looks a bit more purplish than burgundy when paired with natural broomcorn.)Natural/Cranberry Swirl Thread
Natural/Winter Swirl Thread
Natural/Dark Green Thread
Natural/Evergreen Swirl Thread
Natural/Navy Thread
Natural/Black Thread
Natural/Candy Cane Swirl Thread
Natural/Carmel Swirl Thread
Whisk Broom for a Cottagecore feel, Turkey Wing style Farmhouse Decor Rustic Art
**Broom care instructions: Hang your broom or stand upright on the handle, never the bristles. Keep in a dry location. Broomcorn is a natural fiber, so if left in damp or wet conditions, it may become moldy. We do not use any harsh chemicals or preservatives on our broomcorn. Dyed broomcorn can fade & bleed if gotten wet. When using your broom, frequently spin the handle so the bristles do not become worn down in a single direction. If you follow these directions you will have a broom that lasts many, many years!