At a wonderful folk school in North Carolina, we learned to make brooms. Now we can’t stop. This Turkey Wing broom is a traditional design used in Appalachia since colonial days. Its angled shape makes it quite useful for corners and hard-to-reach areas. Made of broomcorn and nylon cord, this broom measures 13.5” in length.
At a wonderful folk school in North Carolina, we learned to make brooms. Now we can’t stop. This Turkey Wing broom is a traditional design used in Appalachia since colonial days. Its angled shape makes it quite useful for corners and hard-to-reach areas. Made of broomcorn and nylon cord, this broom measures 13.5” in length.
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