The Tribal-Made Hill Broom is a handcrafted cleaning tool rooted in indigenous tradition and sustainability. Made by tribal artisans living in hilly and forested regions, it typically uses locally gathered natural materials such as wild grass, soft bamboo sticks, or hill reeds, bound tightly with organic fibers or simple threads. These brooms are eco-friendly alternatives to plastic brooms, offering both functionality and cultural value. Their rough bristles are well-suited for outdoor use, especially on uneven or dusty surfaces like courtyards, verandas, and garden paths. The structure allows for efficient sweeping without damaging the ground. Beyond utility, the hill broom represents a connection to ancestral knowledge, crafted with skills passed down through generations. Each broom is often made using minimal tools, relying heavily on handwork and the artisan’s experience. By choosing a tribal-made hill broom, consumers help preserve traditional livelihoods, support sustainable rural economies, and reduce dependence on synthetic cleaning products.