Created on 2024-11-19

This image depicts a traditional straw brush with a wooden handle. The handle appears to be a single piece of pale wood that tapers into a broader base where the straw bristles are attached. The bristles are dark in color and densely packed, creating a thick brush end. The bristles are secured to the handle with twine or string that is wrapped around the top and bottom parts of the straw, keeping them tightly bundled. There are two sections where the twine is tied; one is closer to the bottom end of the bristles, and the other is a bit higher toward the handle. You can also see small knots on the twine, suggesting a handmade quality to the brush. The brush is set against a plain, neutral-colored background, which provides good contrast and makes the details of the brush readily visible.

Created on 2024-11-19

The image shows a wooden-handled brush with dark bristles. The handle is made of several wooden slats bound together with what appears to be twine or cord. The brush head is a cluster of densely packed, dark-colored bristles, likely made of natural fibers such as horsehair or plant material. The overall design and construction of the brush suggest it is a traditional or handmade cleaning tool, possibly used for sweeping or scrubbing purposes.