JULIA
JARRETT
.STUDIO
Julia Jarrett is a fiber artist based in Savannah, Georgia. Working with broomcorn, found wood, paper, and twine, she creates sculptural forms and handmade brooms that blur the line between object and offering.
Julia's functional brooms, sculptural work, and handmade tools blur the boundary between the functional and the sacred. Rooted in traditional techniques and deep material listening, each piece invites us to slow down, to notice, and to reconsider our relationship with everyday objects and the rituals that shape our lives.
“At age ten, I made my first broom with my grandmother for my mother's handfasting ceremony. That moment—where craft became ritual and labor became offering—has shaped every piece I make."
Materials and Process
My materials are humble: broomcorn, paper, twine, fallen wood—things often overlooked or discarded. By spending time with them, I restore their weight. Their presence.My practice is rooted in deep listening and devotion to slowness. Each piece questions the boundary between labor and art, inviting us to integrate the natural world into our inner and domestic lives. The broom is not just a tool. It is a symbol of clearing, transformation, reset