The Jayaruh Brushes

Jayaruh

The Kackalacky Kid

• Jan 1, 2026

• #1

I started making shaving brushes back in 2014. My first brushes were made by hand from a piece of cherry wood from our property. You can see about that here: https://jrshaving.blogspot.com/2014/12/wild-cherry-brush-handle.html

 

Jayaruh

The Kackalacky Kid

• Jan 1, 2026

• #2

If you have one of my brushes, feel free to post a picture here in this thread. I have a blow-out sale going on select brushes until gone. Check it out here:

Brushes for Adoption

The Jayaruh Brushes Adoption End of Year Adoptions Synthetic, $15 shipped CONUS Add $10 for International. Click Here to Adopt a Jay...

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Only six are left. I have slowed down to a stop for now. It is really cold. I have a fair weather "shop" that I have to set up and tear down when I use it. See all my brushes here:

The Jayaruh Brushes

December 23, 2025 I decided to make a page just for the Jayaruh Brushes. Handles 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 14, and 24 went to new homes be...

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This week I am using Jayaruh #119 for my shaves.

 

primotenore

Well-known member

• Jan 1, 2026

• #3

Jim does excellent work. I can attest from first-hand experience.

 

moallen

New member

• Jan 1, 2026

• #4

Here are my three Jayaruh brushes. Left to right: JR 76, JR 393, and JR 471.

 

richgem

Penguin Tsar

• Jan 2, 2026

• #5

As the owner of a few of @Jayaruh 's brushes including -- shock and gasp! -- one in the shape of a penguin, you will not be disappointed with his work.

 

Jayaruh

The Kackalacky Kid

• Jan 2, 2026

• #6

Oh, yes, @richgem , I remember.

 

Glint Eastwood

High Plains Drifter

Staff member

Moderator

• Jan 2, 2026

• #7

Jim having his brushes adopted is fine. However, if you want to do an adoption please take it over to private messages.

Once you have your adopted brush please post a picture of him/her/it in its new home.