Skip to content

Cart

Your cart is empty

Metal Dustpan with Arenga Hand Broom by Dishy, Beechwood and Fibre

Temporarily unavailable
Sale price$69.00
%3Cp%3EEarn%20[points_amount]%20with%20Flux%20Rewards%3C/p%3E

Timeless function, elevated form.
The DISHY Metal Dustpan with Arenga Hand Broom combines enduring craftsmanship with sustainable performance. Made from plain beechwood and finished with resilient arenga fibre bristles, this cleaning duo is as good-looking as it is effective.

Arenga fibre is harvested from the trunk of the Arenga Pinnata palm, native to Indonesia. Finer and softer than traditional palm fibres, it offers excellent durability, elasticity and resistance to wear, standing up well against many synthetic alternatives. Highly resistant to saltwater and heat (up to 150°C), it suits hard-working homes where plastic fails.

The natural fibres range in tone from dark grey to chocolate brown to blue-black, lending unique character to each broom. Paired with a sleek black powder-coated dustpan, this set is ideal for design-conscious households that value sustainability, simplicity and form-meets-function.

It makes a thoughtful, practical gift for minimalists and new homeowners, and a useful housewarming present that will actually get used. Browse more from Dishy, or pair it with the Natural Tampico Dish Brush for a full set of natural-fibre cleaning tools.

Why You'll Love It

  • Sustainable Materials: made from FSC-certified beechwood and natural arenga fibres
  • Performance Bristles: dense, stiff and long-lasting, excellent at sweeping fine dust and grit
  • Metal Dustpan: matte black powder-coated finish with a minimal profile
  • Heat and Salt Resistant: arenga fibre withstands up to 150°C and harsh environments
  • Stylish Utility: good-looking enough for open shelving or a utility hook

Product Details

  • Brand: Dishy
  • Materials: beechwood handle, arenga fibre bristles, powder-coated metal pan
  • Colour: black pan with natural wood and dark fibre bristles
  • Size: broom approx. 29cm long, pan approx. 23cm wide
  • Heat Resistance: arenga bristles tolerate up to 150°C

Styling + Use Tips

  • Hang on a wall hook for easy access and natural utility styling
  • Keep by the fireplace or kitchen for daily sweeping with style
  • Pair with a linen utility apron for a beautiful cleaning ritual
  • Add to a curated cleaning caddy with refillable bottles and natural brushes

FAQs

What is arenga fibre?
A natural fibre from the trunk of the Arenga Pinnata palm. It is fine, springy and very hard-wearing, and it resists heat and saltwater.

Is it good on fine dust?
Yes. The dense, stiff bristles pick up fine dust and grit well on hard floors.

How do I care for it?
Tap out dust after use and hang it up so the bristles keep their shape. Wipe the pan with a damp cloth.

In Short

The Dishy Metal Dustpan with Arenga Hand Broom pairs a black powder-coated dustpan with a beechwood hand broom and dense natural arenga fibre bristles that resist heat and wear. Good-looking enough to hang on show, it suits kitchens, fireplaces and back doors and makes a practical housewarming gift.

Recently viewed

Journal

A couple chatting at a pale oak kitchen island in a white Nancy Meyers style kitchen with olive branches

The Nancy Meyers Look, Made for a New Zealand Home

Nancy Meyers never made a film about houses, yet half of us remember the kitchens better than the plots. Here is what actually makes those rooms work, and how we would bring the look home to a New ...

Read more
Wavy marble tray holding a candle beside peonies, a scalloped bowl and books

Gift Ideas by Price: Considered Gifts Under $15, $50, $100 and Beyond

A budget is not a limitation, it is a brief. Whether you have $15 for a Secret Santa or a bigger number for someone who matters, the aim is the same: a gift that looks chosen rather than grabbed. H...

Read more
Wavy-stemmed table lamp with a pleated shade, white orchids and glassware on a round side table beside a boucle chair

Why Your Choice to Shop Small Matters More Than You Think

A few days ago I turned down an interview with a national news programme about the impact big-box retailers have on small independent stores. Not because I had nothing to say, but because I was too...

Read more