☆Made in Germany☆ ROHEMA was founded in 1888 in Markneukirchen, a city known as a musical town in the eastern German state of Saxony (formerly East Germany). The company name is derived from the initials of founder Robert Eduard Hellinger and the city where it was founded, Marknuekirchen. In the early days, the company mainly produced mallets and baton instruments, but today, with the addition of fifth-generation members Maik and Tobias Hellinger, the company has maintained its traditions for over 120 years, using its secret woodworking techniques to produce a wide range of products, including mallets, baton instruments, drumsticks, and hand percussion instruments. Polly brushes are made from a plastic called polymer. They are softer and have a more subdued attack than jazz nylon brushes. When used on a snare drum, they produce a weaker head attack, allowing the snare drum sound to resonate more clearly. Recently, many people have been using them on cajons in addition to drums, making them ideal for acoustic and unplugged instruments, in addition to bands. 61296 Material: Polymer Grip: Rubber Handle length: 385mm Thickness: 26mm