At the center of our business is connecting people to the land through craft.
With every broom and every board, we’re in constant search for the shortest route from the land to your home.
When we can’t source locally, we purchase the raw materials and use some of the proceeds from our sales so we can eventually start there. Our organic farming partner, Lazy Eight Stock Farm, grew our first successful broomcorn crop in 2022, just 6 miles from our shop.
By funding farmers to help us raise crops, we’re helping to regenerate a thriving, local economy and working towards a craft with a strong sense of place. We’re not all the way where we’re headed with sustainability yet, but our multi-year effort is well under way.
A space for our community
Our restored building is on a once-neglected street in our downtown and we hope to share this growth with our community of makers across the region. We carry multiple generations of folks’ work in the shop, and support and celebrate local artists with their first sales. Altogether, we share the work of over 30 regional artists.