Centered Sage
Bracken Besom
Bracken Besom
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Perception ~ Discernment ~ Wisdom
Bracken was created around the quiet wisdom that comes from paying attention.
Named for the ancient fern that has covered woodland floors for millions of years, this besom speaks to observation, experience, and trusting what reveals itself when we take the time to notice. Labradorite sits at its center, a stone often associated with intuition and perception, reinforcing Bracken’s connection to seeing beyond the obvious and trusting your own judgment.
With its weathered wood, deep woodland colors, and subtle details, Bracken carries a grounded, watchful presence. A reminder that sometimes the thing we’ve been looking for was already there. We simply needed to see it.
Product Description
This handcrafted full-size besom stands approximately 53 inches tall and is built on a beautifully weathered natural wood handle with dramatic bends, exposed pale wood, dark markings, knots, and organic character.
The broomcorn is hand-blended in deep plum, charcoal, muted blue, and dark woodland green, creating a shadowy palette with subtle shifts of color throughout.
The neck is bound in black thread with braided olive-green leather woven through the detailing. At the center rests a labradorite focal stone wrapped in silver-toned wire, chosen for its associations with perception, intuition, and discernment.
A hidden glass vial containing a curated blend of energetic elements rests at the core of the broom.
Details
• Approximately 53 inches tall
• Naturally weathered wood handle
• Hand-blended broomcorn in deep plum, charcoal, muted blue, and woodland green
• Black thread binding
• Braided olive-green leather detailing
• Labradorite focal stone
• Silver-toned wire wrapping
• Hidden glass vial containing a curated blend of energetic elements
• Hanging loop included
Care Instructions
To preserve the beauty of your besom, display indoors in a dry location away from prolonged humidity and direct sunlight. Exposure to moisture may affect the natural broomcorn, while direct sunlight can gradually fade the hand-dyed colors over time.
Handle with care, as each piece is handcrafted and intended to be enjoyed as both functional ritual art and display.
