Broom-making is the craft of creating brooms, which are tools used for sweeping floors and outdoor areas. Traditionally, brooms are made from natural materials like broomcorn, a type of sorghum, or straw. The process involves gathering the materials, binding them together, and attaching them to a sturdy handle, often made of wood. In modern times, broom-making can also involve synthetic materials, such as plastic bristles. While some artisans still create handmade brooms for their quality and aesthetic appeal, many brooms are now mass-produced. Broom-making remains an important skill in some cultures, often associated with folk art and craftsmanship.