Macrame Leaf Garland Wall Hanging, 120 x 75 cm, 3 Colors

• One finished garland, already strung with its full set of leaves, in the one colorway you pick. Not a kit, and not a bundle of loose leaves to knot yourself.
• About 15 knotted cotton-cord leaves.
• Three leaf tones within your colorway — see the color table below for what each of the three combinations actually looks like.
• Movable wood beads strung along the top cord between leaves, and a felt-backed card behind every leaf that holds its shape — printed "do not remove while use," so leave it in place.
• Not included: wall hooks, nails, a wood pole, or a clip for the photo-display idea.

120 x 75 cm for the whole piece. There is no size diagram anywhere in the ten description images or the three color photographs, which is unusual for this catalog; every number in the table below besides those two is our own reading of the photograph, and is labeled that way.

Comes in three color options, coded 01, 02, and 03.

The pink garland in our description photographs is not a fourth design. It is this Rose Mix option shot on a different wall, which is worth knowing because the option picker calls it 02 and names no color at all.

Two fixings, not one and not a rod. The top cord loops over two separate points spaced across the 120 cm width, with the beads and leaves hanging naturally between them like bunting — a single central nail will not work.

Set the two points level and roughly 120 cm apart, hang the cord, then slide the wood beads and nudge individual leaves along the cord until the cascade matches our photograph rather than bunching to one side — the beads are loose on the cord by design, so this takes a minute of adjustment after every hang.

The description text suggests ironing a tangled leaf back into shape. We would not: each leaf carries a felt or plastic card behind it, printed "do not remove while use," and a hot iron pressed against that backing risks scorching or warping the card rather than the cord. Comb the fringe gently with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb instead, working from the knotted spine outward.

On the wall above a bed that a framed print makes look stiff. The garland's natural swag and uneven leaf lengths read as relaxed rather than formal, which is the specific gap this fills in a room full of hard-edged furniture — the above bed wall decor case our own room shots are built around.

In a small home office or study, over a desk or shelving unit, where a single component at 120 cm wide fills a stretch of wall that is too narrow for a large canvas and too wide to leave bare. Because it hangs from two points rather than a frame, it also sits comfortably beside a mounted shelf without competing with it for depth off the wall.

As a gift for a first apartment or a new bedroom, where the ask is usually for something that looks finished without asking the recipient to hang anything more complicated than two picture hooks. The bohemian wall art style reads as intentional rather than sparse, and the three-tone blend within each colorway does more visual work than a single flat color would at the same size.

• Treat it as approximate.
• The description text claims a "wood pole." No photograph shows one. The garland hangs from a cord looped over two points, not from a rigid bar.
• The teal colorway's own photographs stage personal snapshots clipped to the leaves. That is styling, not an included accessory — no clip appears in the specification table, and none ships with the piece.
• The option is coded, not named. The picker says 01, 02 and 03. The pink one is 02.

How big is it?

120 cm / 47.24 in wide and 75 cm / 29.53 in long.

Is there a size diagram to check the numbers against?

No. This page has no size diagram in any of its ten description images or three color photographs - the two figures in the description text are the only ones we publish.

How many leaves does it have?

About 15.

How big is each individual leaf?

Roughly 10-13 cm tall, estimated from their proportion to the 75 cm total drop in the photograph. Not a published figure.

How far apart do the two hanging points need to be?

About 120 cm.

What do I use to hang it - nails, hooks, adhesive strips?

Two small wall hooks or nails, one at each end of the top cord, match what the photographs show; no hardware is included.

What are the three colors?

Green Mix (green, sage green, off-white), Rose Mix (dusty rose, pale blush, cream) and Teal Mix (teal, a deeper blue-green, cream).

Can I tell the colors apart from the option list on the product page?

Not from the option list alone - we code them 01 to 03. The names above come from reading each option's own photograph.

Is there a pink option?

Yes - it is the one coded 02. Its own photograph shows dusty rose, pale blush and cream leaves; the option list names no colors at all, which is why it is easy to miss.

What is it made of?

100% cotton cord, with wood beads strung along the top cord.

The spec table says 'Craft of Weaving: Knit' - is this knitted?

The photographs say otherwise. Close up, each leaf shows rows of square-style knots, which reads as macrame work rather than knitting.

How do I care for it?

If a leaf tangles, iron or comb it out. Combing gently with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, from the knotted spine outward, is the lower-risk method.

Can I iron it if it gets tangled in shipping?

We would not recommend it. Each leaf has a felt or plastic backing card that holds its shape, and a hot iron against that backing risks scorching or warping it.

Can I clip photos to it, like the teal photographs show?

The description text mentions clipping photos to the tassels, but no clip is listed in the specification table and none ships with the piece - it is a styling idea, not an included accessory.

What is the card on the back of each leaf?

A felt or plastic backing printed 'do not remove while use'. It holds the leaf's shape; removing it will let the leaf go limp.

Do the wood beads move, or are they fixed in place?

They move. The beads are strung loosely on the top cord and slide, which is also how the leaf spacing gets adjusted after hanging.

Where does this work best?

Above a bed, over a desk or shelving unit, or anywhere a framed print would look too formal - anywhere that benefits from a soft, uneven silhouette rather than a straight-edged rectangle.

Will it fit above a queen bed?

Yes, centered. A queen bed is about 152 cm / 60 in wide, and the garland's 120 cm span leaves roughly 16 cm of bare wall on each side when centered.

Are the wood beads a safety concern in a kids' room?

We don't address this directly. The beads are small and strung on cord within reach of a young child who could pull the piece down, so treat it the same as any small-parts decor near a crib or toddler bed.

Is this a good gift?

It reads well as one - it ships finished, needs only two hooks to hang, and doesn't require the recipient to have matching furniture, since the three-tone blend does most of the visual work on its own.

Is it fade resistant?

Dyed cotton cord in direct, hard sunlight will fade over time regardless of any marketing claim; the off-white component in each colorway has nothing to fade.

How much wall space do I need?

About 140 x 100 cm, which gives the 120 x 75 cm garland a little air around it rather than crowding it edge to edge.