Hag's Altar Broom | Scrimshaw Bone Handle | Coyote, Deer & Possum | Handmade in Portland

Wild Bones. Sacred Work.

Each Hag's Altar Broom is a one-of-a-kind ritual tool handcrafted in Portland, OR, featuring a scrimshaw handle made from ethically sourced coyote, deer, or possum bone — paired with bulky black Tampico fiber stitched altar-size. Raw, wild, and deeply intentional. No two are ever the same.

Inspired by a Lenape ancestor who traveled, sold brooms, told fortunes, and healed with herbs — these brooms carry that lineage forward into your practice.

Uses

• Ritual and altar sweeping — energetic space clearing
• Dry brushing on the skin for energy work and circulation
• Altar display and sacred space decoration
• Ceremonial besom for witches, hedge witches, and folk magic practitioners

Details

• Handle: Scrimshaw bone — coyote, deer, or possum (varies by piece)
• Bristles: Black Tampico fiber, non-toxic natural dye
• Size: Altar / hand broom size
• Handmade in Portland, OR — each piece is completely unique

Note: Because each broom is one-of-a-kind, the specific bone type will vary. Each piece is selected intuitively.

Care note: Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fading. Avoid getting too wet as color bleeding may occur. Natural color variations in the dye are normal and part of the beauty of this handcrafted piece.