Hand Brush, Arenga Fibre and Beech

A hand brush with a stained beechwood handle with leather hanging loop, and a thick head of stiff arenga fibres, which works perfectly with our dust shovel. Arenga is derived from the trunks of a South East Asian sugar palm, and is considered one of the hardest wearing of all natural brush fibres, traditionally used for marine ropes and caulk, its water resistance and flexibility makes it ideal for sweeping damp porches, or flicking mud from boots. From the German workshops of Burstenhaus Redecker.