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Handcrafted Iron-Darkened Oak Workshop Brush – Tampico Bristles & Waxed Linen Stitching
Handcrafted Iron-Darkened Oak Workshop Brush – Tampico Bristles & Waxed Linen Stitching
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Handmade in Wales, this compact oak workshop brush features naturally darkened wood created by the reaction of iron with the tannins in the oak, producing deep, rich tones unique to each piece. The brush is fitted with durable tampico fibre bristles, hand-sewn securely using waxed linen thread. Crafted with heritage brushmaking techniques, it is a reliable, beautiful tool for everyday cleaning around the workspace.
With a 7cm diameter oak handle and 4cm bristle length, this brush sits comfortably in the hand and is ideal for cleaning workbenches, keyboards, tool surfaces, machinery, craft tables, sewing areas, and dusty corners where debris tends to gather.
Natural Materials & Traditional Craft
Each brush is made using:
●Iron-reacted oak (ebonised naturally through tannin chemistry)
●Tampico fibre bristles, springy and plant-based
●Waxed linen thread for secure, long-lasting stitching
●Time-honoured techniques passed down through traditional brushmaking
Because each brush is handcrafted, every piece has its own natural character and unique wood grain.
Strong, Practical & Made to Last
Tampico fibre, derived from the agave plant, is naturally:
●Springy and resilient
●Water-resistant
●Perfect for sweeping fine dust, crumbs, sawdust, and workshop debris
●Durable for regular use
Paired with the beautifully darkened oak handle, this brush is both functional and aesthetic, an heirloom-quality tool for any workspace.
Perfect For:
●Cleaning workbenches and workshop surfaces
●Dusting keyboards, screens, and electronics
●Removing sawdust, shavings, filings, or craft debris
●Woodworkers, makers, crafters, and hobbyists
●Thoughtful, functional gifts for anyone who loves handcrafted tools
Crafted slowly, using natural materials and traditional methods, this brush is designed to serve your workshop for years to come.
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