Wine Hand tied Alter Besoms

In witchcraft and folklore, the broom—or besom—is far more than a tool for sweeping. It has long symbolized purification, protection, and the crossing of thresholds between the ordinary and the magical. Witches have used brooms to sweep away stagnant energies before rituals, to guard the home from negativity, and even as a symbol of fertility and spiritual flight. The structure of the broom itself reflects balance: the handle representing the masculine and sky, the bristles the feminine and earth. Our hand-tied besoms are crafted in the old way, with natural handles and true broomcorn, bound without nails or glue. This traditional method not only preserves authenticity but also honors the natural harmony and energy that give the besom its power as a sacred tool.  These brooms are approximately 6 inches long, using burgundy died broom corn.