The Broom That Actually Floats
Solid walnut broom with hand-shaped bristles, a polished brass band, and an engraved NIMBUS 2000 nameplate, floating above a magnetic base with no visible support. Hand-crafted by Edmund in Ironbridge, England. Built for collectors who know the difference between an artifact and a replica.
The Moment It Leaves the Base
The first time you power the Ashworth Workshop base, the walnut broom lifts off the nameplate and hangs in open air. There is a real gap beneath it. You will reach under it to check. The bristles, each one hand-shaped from solid walnut, hover above the engraved brass while guests stop mid-sentence. 6 months on the mantel and it still floats exactly as steady as the day it arrived. It does not sit on a shelf. It hovers over one.
For the Collector Who Knows the Difference
You stopped buying resin replicas after the third one ended up in a drawer. You looked at the licensed collectibles and walked away, because a printed logo glued to molded plastic is not craftsmanship. The Ashworth Workshop Nimbus 2000 is for collectors who can tell hand-shaped walnut from a factory casting, and who want the one broom on the shelf that actually flies.
Solid Walnut, Polished Brass, Floating in Open Air
Shaped from solid American walnut with a hand-applied dark-walnut finish, a turned brass accent band, and an engraved brass NIMBUS 2000 nameplate. Each bristle is carved by hand. A magnetic-levitation base suspends the broom with zero visible support and runs continuously once powered. Built to be shown at eye level and to outlast every plastic replica on the shelf.
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Meet Edmund, The Hands Behind Your Nimbus 2000
Edmund Ashworth has been shaping wood by hand for over 40 years in a workshop in Ironbridge, Shropshire, England. He grew up reading the Nimbus 2000 chapters aloud, then went looking for a display piece worthy of that memory and found only resin replicas that felt like toys. So he paired traditional bristle-carving with a magnetic-levitation base, and the first time the broom hung in mid-air over the engraved nameplate, the room went silent. He is 71 now. If your Nimbus 2000 fails to feel meaningfully different from any factory replica within 60 days, Edmund refunds every penny. Not customer service. Edmund.
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· 1 hand-crafted Ashworth Workshop Nimbus 2000 with a solid walnut broom, polished brass band, and magnetic-levitation base.
· Free US shipping, fully insured ($15 value).
· 60-day risk-free trial.
· Lifetime warranty.
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