Dust Pan
by Iris Hantverk
Materials: Lacquered Metal / Rubber
Dimensions: 270 x 250 x 105mm
Classic dust pan with a hole for easy hanging storage and a flexible rubber lip for ease of cleaning. Pair this pan with the black handled brush also by Iris Hantverk.
All Iris Hantverk products are of exclusive design and made mostly from natural materials.
Crafted by Iris Hantverk in Sweden
In the late 1900s century a small brush manufacturing started out in Stockholm under the name of Iris Hantverk. It was a successful movement; so successful that it remains today. Now, as then, every product is made by hand by visually impaired craftsmen. It brings new dimensions to the concept of sensitively made by hand.
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