Jamie Dun - Bristol Broomworks

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Jamie Dun is a broom maker based in Bristol, UK. She works in a barn studio on a flower farm bordering an ancient wood in NE Somerset. Jamie was born in Montana, where the plains meet the Rocky Mountains and thanks to her Welsh husband, has made the UK her home for many years.

Each broom is handcrafted one at a time using pre-industrial heritage craft methods (no electricity and no machinery). Jamie is inspired by European, Shaker and Appalachian styles and incorporate influences including animism, folklore, mythology, gothic, pagan, and traditional themes.

Broom making is a slow and solitary craft - a tactile craft that fosters a connection to the earth, a connection to the past and now through her love for teaching other, a connection to the future.

If you are looking for a functional broom that looks beautiful and stirs something in your heart, you are in the right place!

Jamie is recognised by Country Living Magazine as one of 40 Best Artisans 2025 - Patron Dame Emma Bridgewater