By Sunhouse Craft
Tampico Wing
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Why we carry this
Meet the Tampico Wing - a brush that's basically what happens when you convince an agave plant to become a cleaning tool. After years of experimenting with sustainable materials (and probably questioning my life choices), I discovered that Tampico fibers are surprisingly good at the whole bristle situation. Hand-tied with organic linen and cotton cord using an Appalachian weaving pattern, this soft-bristled wonder is perfect for tabletop dusting and light cleaning without the aggressive energy of traditional broomcorn. It's delicate enough to handle your surfaces with respect, sturdy enough to actually work, and comes in your choice of handwoven linen or leather bands - both naturally dyed in-house. At 12.5" x 7.5", it's the right size for people who've accepted that some messes are just part of the deal.
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