Coir Brush Making is a traditional coir based industry where natural coir fiber, extracted from coconut husk, is used as the main raw material. The process involves sorting, cleaning, and cutting coir bristles, fixing them into wooden, plastic, or metal handles, and finishing the brushes in different shapes and sizes.

These brushes are durable, biodegradable, and water-resistant, making them suitable for household cleaning, industrial scrubbing, personal grooming (foot/hand brushes), and even agricultural uses. Compared to synthetic brushes, coir brushes are eco friendly, cost effective, and sustainable, aligning with the global shift toward natural fiber products.

A Coir Brush Making Unit requires cutting machines, trimming tools, drilling machines, wire tufting machines, and handles (wood, bamboo, or plastic). It can be started on a small to medium scale with low investment, while creating employment for rural artisans.

The business has strong potential in domestic markets, handicraft fairs, e commerce platforms, and exports (especially to Europe and Middle Eastern countries), where demand for natural cleaning products is growing. With good branding and packaging, coir brushes can compete effectively with synthetic alternatives while promoting sustainability and rural livelihoods.