Macrame Leaf Curtain Tieback, Single or Pair

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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

A single tieback costs the same as a pair

Eight options sit under one "Color" dropdown, and once you sort them out, five are colors and three are quantities wearing a color's name. "2Pcs Type A" through "2Pcs Type E" each ship two tiebacks. "1pcs Type 1," "1pcs Type 2" and "1pcs Type 3" ship one. Every one of the eight is priced the same, $29.99. Buying a single tieback costs exactly what a pair costs in the same color - there is no discount for taking one, because there is no price difference to give.

What you are actually choosing is a macrame leaf curtain tieback: one hand-knotted leaf, about 15 cm long, on a long cord loop that wraps around a gathered curtain panel and ties it back. The supplier's attribute table declares cotton rope, and the leaf itself is worked in dense fringed rows the same way as the leaf tassels elsewhere in this collection. Five colors are offered - ivory, warm brown, gold, sage green and charcoal - but only three of those five (ivory, brown and charcoal) come in a single-piece option. Amber and sage green are pair-only.

The supplier gives two different lengths for the same cord. Its own size diagram marks the loop at 116 cm. Its separate specifications text states "Length: 125cm." We have not been able to reconcile the two, and print both rather than pick one.

All 8 colorways side by side: Ivory, Single; Charcoal Gray, Single; Warm Brown, Single; Ivory, Pair; Warm Brown, Pair; Amber, Pair; Sage Green, Pair; Charcoal Gray, Pair

What you get

One or two tiebacks, depending on the option: "2Pcs Type A-E" ship a pair, "1pcs Type 1-3" ship a single tieback. Both cost the same.
One macrame leaf per tieback, about 15 cm long, worked in dense fringed rows down a center rib.
A long cord loop, not a rigid holdback - it wraps around the gathered curtain and the leaf hangs from where the loop closes.
Five colors total, though only three are available as a single piece. Amber and sage green ship only as a pair.
No hooks, brackets or wall hardware. The tieback is self-contained; nothing beyond the cord and leaf is listed.

Dimensions, and what they mean on your window

One figure comes from the supplier's own diagram, and a second, different figure comes from its separate specifications text. Both are printed below rather than silently resolved.

Leaf length	15 cm / 5.9 in, from the supplier's size diagram
Cord loop length	116 cm / 45.7 in, from the supplier's size diagram - marked against the full loop of cord above the leaf
Length, per the specifications text	125 cm / 49.2 in - a separate figure from the same supplier, 9 cm longer than the diagram. Not reconciled.
Measurement tolerance	0.5-2 cm, per the supplier's own notice, because measurement is done by hand
Weight	Not published
Curtain thickness / holding capacity	Not published. Nothing states how heavy or thick a curtain panel the loop is rated to gather.
What a 116 cm loop actually holds	Wrapped double around gathered fabric it closes on roughly 50 to 58 cm of bundle circumference, which takes a typical 140 cm curtain panel comfortably and a heavy lined one at a squeeze. Our arithmetic on the cord length, not a figure the supplier publishes - and it is why the 116 cm and 125 cm readings above matter.
Where it sits on the window	Roughly two thirds of the way down the curtain, or level with the sill. Higher and the fold looks pinched; lower and the panel drags.
How many you need	One per panel. A pair of curtains needs two, which is why the quantity in each option matters more here than the color does.

The supplier's size diagram: a 15 cm leaf on a 116 cm cord loop

At around 116-125 cm of cord, the loop is long enough to wrap a gathered curtain panel two or three times before the leaf settles at the front - both supplier photographs show it wrapped rather than tied once, which is the more secure way to use a loop this long.

How to use it

Gather the curtain panel to the side, wrap the cord loop around it - the supplier's own photographs show two full wraps before the leaf comes to rest at the front - and let the leaf hang at whatever height looks right against the fabric. There is no clip, hook or bracket; the cord itself is what holds the gather in place.

The supplier's own care line reads: "Using a comb, arrange in the direction of leaf tassels." A soft brush or wide-tooth comb, pulled from the center rib outward, is what keeps the fringe looking full after shipping and after handling.

Macrame Leaf Curtain Tieback, Single or Pair - Ivory, Pair

Specs, straight from the supplier · 11 rows

Object	A macrame leaf on a long cord loop, used to gather and tie back a curtain panel
Pieces per order	1 or 2, depending on the option chosen
Material	Cotton Rope, per the supplier's attribute table
Leaf length	15 cm / 5.9 in, from the size diagram
Cord length	116 cm per the diagram; 125 cm per the separate specifications text
Colors	Ivory, warm brown, gold, sage green, charcoal gray
Style, as listed	Pastoral Style, per the attribute table
Care	Comb in the direction of the leaf tassels, per the supplier
Measurement tolerance	0.5-2 cm, manual measurement
High-concern chemicals	None declared
Brand	None, per the attribute table

Picking a color

Ivory. Off-white, the lightest of the five. Available as a single (Type 1) or a pair (Type A).

Warm brown. A mid tan-brown, closer to raw jute than a dark wood tone. Available as a single (Type 3) or a pair (Type B).

Charcoal gray. The darkest option, close to black in most light. Available as a single (Type 2) or a pair (Type E).

Amber. A warm amber-orange, the brightest color in the lineup. Pair only (Type C) - there is no single-piece option in this color.

Sage green. A soft, muted green. Pair only (Type D) - also no single-piece option.

Macrame Leaf Curtain Tieback, Single or Pair - Warm Brown, Pair

Where this actually earns its place

A pair of full-length curtains that need to be held open the same way on both sides - the natural use, and the reason most buyers will want the "2Pcs" options even where a single-piece exists at the identical price.

A single window with one curtain panel, or a look you want to build asymmetrically - one leaf on one side, nothing on the other - where the "1pcs" options exist for a reason, even if their price does not reward the smaller order.

As bohemian home decor, the leaf shape repeats a motif already common in this collection's wall hangings, so a buyer building out a room in this style can carry the same leaf detail from the wall to the window.

Honest limits

A single tieback is not cheaper than a pair. All eight options are $29.99. "1pcs Type 1/2/3" and "2Pcs Type A-E" cost the same, so buying a pair in a shared color is strictly more tieback for the same money.
Two colors are pair-only. Amber and sage green have no single-piece option at all - only ivory, brown and charcoal do.
The supplier's own length figures disagree. Its size diagram marks the cord loop at 116 cm; its separate specifications text says 125 cm. We print both because we cannot confirm which is correct.
No holding capacity is published. Nothing states how thick or heavy a curtain panel the cord loop is meant to gather.
No weight is published for either the single or the paired option.
"Multicolor" in the supplier's own color field is not useful. It is a placeholder value from the supplier's data, not a sixth color option - the five colors above are the real choices.

Before you buy

Why does one tieback cost the same as two?

Because all eight options on this listing are priced at $29.99 regardless of quantity. "1pcs Type 1/2/3" ship a single tieback; "2Pcs Type A-E" ship a pair, in the same colors plus gold and sage green. There is no discount for buying the smaller quantity.

Which colors come as a single piece?

Only three: ivory, warm brown and charcoal gray. Amber and sage green are sold only as a pair.

How long is the cord?

The supplier's own size diagram says 116 cm; its separate specifications text says 125 cm. Both are the supplier's own figures and they do not agree, so we publish both rather than pick one.

How big is the leaf?

15 cm / 5.9 in long, per the supplier's size diagram.

How do I actually use it?

Gather the curtain panel, wrap the cord loop around it - the supplier's own photographs show two full wraps - and let the leaf hang in front. There is no clip or hook; the cord itself holds the gather.

Is it real cotton?

The supplier's attribute table declares cotton rope, with no conflicting material claim found.

How do I keep the fringe looking full?

The supplier's own instruction is to comb it - a soft brush or wide-tooth comb pulled from the center rib outward, in the direction the tassels already fall.

Will it hold back a heavy curtain?

Not stated. No holding capacity or recommended fabric weight is published, so treat it as suited to light-to-medium curtain panels rather than heavy blackout drapes until you have tested it on your own fabric.

Detailed questions and answers

How many tiebacks come in one order?

One or two, depending on the option: 'Type A-E' options ship a pair, 'Type 1/2/3' options ship a single tieback.

Is this a rigid holdback or a soft one?

Soft. It is a cord loop, not a bracket or a rigid bar - it wraps around the gathered curtain rather than clipping onto the wall.

What does 'Multicolor' mean in the color field?

That is a generic placeholder value in the supplier's own data, not a real sixth color option. The five actual colors are ivory, warm brown, gold, sage green and charcoal gray.

Does it come with a hook or bracket?

No. The tieback is self-contained - cord and leaf only - and mounts by wrapping around the curtain, not by attaching to the wall.

Is the size the same for every color?

The diagram is published on the gold colorway, but nothing in the photographs of the other four colors suggests a different leaf or cord size - all five appear to be the same construction in different colors.

Is there a warranty?

None is stated in the supplier's data.

How many times do I wrap it around the curtain?

The supplier's own photographs show it wrapped twice before the leaf settles at the front, which is more secure than a single loop given the length of the cord.

Will the color match the photos exactly?

The supplier's own notice states that color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen differences - expected for a dyed cotton product like this one.

What is the measurement tolerance?

0.5 to 2 cm, per the supplier's own notice, because measurement is done by hand rather than machine.

Is this the same leaf shape as the wall hangings in this collection?

Yes - the leaf is worked in the same dense fringed rows down a center rib as the leaf-tassel wall hangings sold elsewhere in this collection, just sized for a curtain tieback rather than a wall panel.

Can I wash it?

No washing method is published. Comb it, as the supplier instructs, rather than laundering it.

Is it handmade?

The supplier's marketing text describes it as handcrafted; the attribute table does not separately confirm a weaving technique. Treated here as the supplier's own claim, not independently verified.

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