Especially in Japan, a country with infinite traditions, in the past the broom was much more than a simple cleaning tool and this small pocket broom is the perfect example of this.
Just like the ancient broom preserved at the Shōsō-in temple in Nara, with which Empress Kōken chased away evil spirits to invoke a good harvest, it is still tradition today to give this small broom to couples who are expecting a child, since they says that three strokes of the broom from left to right on the belly will make the birth easier. A little charm and a small broom handmade in Japan that can always be useful for cleaning clothes and removing small amounts of dirt and dust. It comes with a convenient case ideal for both transport and giving as a gift and a small leaflet with instructions for performing the lucky spell (in Japanese).
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