In the creative space of POJ Studio, a new workshop invites participants to explore the intricate art of Shuro hand brush-making—a unique opportunity to connect with a centuries-old Japanese tradition of craftsmanship. This workshop celebrates the beauty and utility of Shurobrooms and brushes, traditional household tools made from hemp palm, known for their durability and exceptional ability to capture even the finest particles.

POJ Studio is renowned for its fusion of traditional Japanese crafts with contemporary design sensibilities. As a space that values both cultural heritage and artistic innovation, POJ Studio provides a platform for hands-on experiences that celebrate craftsmanship in all its forms. The Shuro Hand Brush-Making Workshop is a perfect example, inviting participants to not only create a functional piece of art but to also learn about the rich history behind these enduring tools.

The unique process of creating Shuro brooms involves hand-wrapping natural hemp palm fibers with copper wire, a technique that not only ensures their longevity but also contributes to their distinctive aesthetic appeal. In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to create your own Shuro handbrush under the expert guidance. The Shuro Hand Brush-Making Workshop offers participants a rare, hands-on opportunity to learn the time-honored technique of brush-making. You will be able to choose from two carefully designed brush options, each perfect for specific cleaning tasks such as picking up tabletop crumbs, coffee mill grinds, and cupboard dust. Beyond its functional purpose, the Shuro broom symbolizes a deep respect for craftsmanship, sustainability, and simplicity.