Dish Brushes
Our brushes have been developed to last for a long time, thus replacing several plastic brushes. They are made using, coconut coir and mango wood, which both carry natural properties that make them perfect for dish brushes. Read more.
Materials
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Mango Wood
The fruit industry frequently cut down the mango trees after reaching maturity, resulting in a abundance of scrap wood. The durable hardwood of the mango tree is perfect for brush-making.
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Coconut Coir
Coconuts grow in abundance in southern India. The coir is a by-product from the coconut industry which is soaked and turned into durable coir bristles.
Deep
Dive
The Story
Our brushes are made in the very south of India as a part of our brush partners mission of creating a cluster of small brush-making units utilising the local abundance of coconut coir and scrap wood. The unit focuses on the training and employment of women from the local villages, which helps strengthen women's position in the community, resulting in a more robust society. This is especially important in this area as it is prone to natural disasters, which can be mitigated through rural development and skill-based local job opportunities. Read more.
