Shaving brush with birch bark handle - natural fibre
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Shaving brush with birch bark handle - natural fibre

119,00 €

Craftsmanship that goes together: The high-quality handles, made from birch bark by sagaan, are handcrafted in a workshop for disabled people run by Lebenshilfe in Germany and then combined with the brush head from the traditional brand Mühle from the Ore Mountains to create beautiful shaving brushes.

The hairs of this shaving brush are made from the best, carefully selected badger hair. With its birch bark handle and natural hair, the shaving brush is a unique natural product.
Alternatively, the shaving brush is also available as a vegan product made from the highest quality synthetic fibre.

We recommend the matching Safety razor with birch bark handle

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Description

ROCCA - Shaving brush by MÜHLE, silver point badger tip, handle material stainless steel/birch bark

These beautiful shaving brushes with birch bark handles make shaving a unique experience. Thanks to their ergonomic shape and the surface structure of the handles, they fit perfectly in the hand - as the connoisseur says: they have grip. This turns an everyday ritual into a small design experience day after day.

  • Shaving brush with Silverspitz badger tip, replaceable brush head
  • Ring size M: 21 mm
  • Stainless steel/birch bark handles

The series - ROCCA

Beautifully simple, yet particularly masculine: the birch bark handle material of the ROCCA series from the renowned shaving accessories manufacturer Mühle from the Ore Mountains is timeless. The handles are made from the finest and particularly robust stainless steel and are especially durable and robust. Their surface is satinised, i.e. slightly matt - they not only flatter the hand, but also the eye, making them look even more elegant. This goes well with the velvety surface of the birch bark.
Despite all these new details, ROCCA clearly speaks the language of the manufactory. The design of this line is a further development of classic MÜHLE models; the name ROCCA (from the Italian for castle or fortress) refers to the very best materials - and to the fact that a MÜHLE product lasts a lifetime and longer.

The brush head - Silberspitz Dachszupf

Among connoisseurs, the Silberspitz badger pluck is regarded as the pinnacle of excellence: only the best, carefully selected badger hair is used for the shaving brushes, which are made entirely by hand. This precious natural material is particularly soft and flexible. The fine, tapered hairs have the ability to absorb a lot of water and produce a thick, creamy lather.

Another quality feature is the so-called „mirror“ - an even black band in the course of the predominantly silvery shimmering hair. This premium product is made using historical tools in a handcrafted process that only a few people in the world still master.

The semi-circular shape of the brush head is achieved by tying the brush by hand. This means that the fine tips do not need to be trimmed and the natural softness of the hair is retained.

The brush heads are fitted with a fine thread - making them very easy to replace.

 

Scope of delivery

Supplied with a natural shaving brush with birch bark handle and silver-tipped badger tip.

Dimensions

Handle: 57 mm x 32 mm
Weight: 120 g

Additional information

Weight 120 kg
Dimensions 5,7 × 3,2 cm

Questions & answers about birch bark tins

    The birch bark box is classically round and very decorative. It is particularly suitable for serving slices of bread and biscuits in the centre of the table. It can hold a small round loaf of bread or some pastries. After eating, simply close the lid, place in the kitchen - and your bread and pastries are perfectly stored.

    Your good bread stays fresh for a long time because the natural birch bark

    • regulates the moisture balance by itself and
    • mould formation is thus prevented.

    The bark is removed in early summer harvested from living, predominantly old trees. The cambium is not damaged and the tree can continue to live. Nevertheless, it can happen that it is attacked by pests or fungi before new bark forms and then dies over the years. However, it then enriches the largely natural taiga as deadwood and makes room for higher-value species and young trees. This corresponds to the natural vegetation change. Like timber harvesting, bark utilisation is of course an intervention in the commercial forest. As individual trees in the mixed forest stand are utilised carefully, this is not ecologically problematic.

    • The cans can be wiped with a damp clothbut also under the tap rinsed out if you let them dry well afterwards
    • You can wash out the lunch boxes, also with vinegar water, and then place them in the oven at approx. 60°C for half an hour. This kills any mould spores and the tin can be used as before. To prevent mould growth, we recommend our Swiss stone pine grids. We enclose care instructions with every tin you buy.
    • As a rule, the cans take on the flavour of the stored food, not the other way round. This can only have an effect on the flavour if low-odour food is stored for a very long time.
    • No further care is necessaryrubbing with oil is expressly not recommended.
    • The material used for the completely untreated, sustainable produced vessels consists of the outermost layer of the Birch barkthat we know white. In early summer, when the sap rises in the tree, the bark is easy to slit. The white layer is peeled off and the inside is golden yellow; this is used for further processing because it is more robust and durable than the outside.
    • All vessels are handmade and unique.

    They are:

    • antiseptic (Mould formation can be prevented)
    • Waterproof and robust (therefore washable)
    • flavour-tightopaque
    • Mothproof (Swiss stone pine wood)
    • unbreakable, tight closure, trickle-proof
    • light
    • pH-neutral, soft and velvety like leather

    All dry foods, e.g:

    • Tea, coffee (the tins are flavour-proof), herbs, spices, muesli & flour (trickle-proof), nuts, lentils, dried mushrooms
    • Bread, pastries, cakes
    • We obtain these cans from Family businesses in Siberia (not far from the city of Tomsk), Tim Mergelsberg, the founder and managing director of sagaan, has lived in the region himself and is usually there once a year.
    • We attach great importance to good social interaction and fair payment. For example, sagaan pre-financed the purchase of a family's house as a home and workshop.
    • We pay attention to vegan, ecological and socially fair manufacturing processes. No chemicals are used in the entire production chain. Instead, we rely on plug-in and sewing techniques. Only individual products in the particularly flavour-tight Taiga series use some wood glue on the inside.

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