Macrame Leaf Wall Hanging, 63 to 83 cm, 3 Colors

• One hanging, in the color you pick. This is a single piece per order, not a set - the supplier's own lifestyle photographs show all three colors together on one wall, but that is styling, not what ships.
• A wood dowel top with a cord loop already tied on, so it hangs from one point.
• A knotted vine of leaves running down the center, each leaf a small oval bead worked into the cord in a contrasting color.
• A loose fringe with knotted beads below the woven section, the same cord left long and finished with small overhand knots.
• No hardware. Nothing beyond the hanging itself is listed in the supplier's data - no hook, no nail, no wall anchor.

The supplier prints one height and one width on its own diagram for each color, and all three arrows start at the top of the wood dowel rather than the hanging loop above it - so the published figure is the piece itself, not the loop that adds a few centimeters when it's actually on a wall.

Tape the relevant number to the wall before you order - 63, 73 or 83 cm depending on the color, always 12 cm wide - and stand back from a normal viewing distance. Because the three colors are three different lengths, choosing a color is the same decision as choosing how much wall you need to give it.

One fixing: a small nail or picture hook through the cord loop at the top of the dowel. The supplier ships no hardware and prints no instructions beyond the size diagrams, so the note below is read off the photographs rather than quoted from a manual.

Give it a narrow, uncluttered column of wall - the strip beside a window, the run above a nightstand, the pier between two doorways. The supplier's own lifestyle photographs hang all three colors together in a row on a wood-panelled wall, spaced with a visible gap between each, which reads as an intentional collection rather than three unrelated pieces; a single one reads better centered over one object below it, like a console or the center of a headboard.

Cord that has been folded flat in a shipping box for weeks holds a crease. Hang it and let gravity work on it for a day or two before deciding the fringe needs straightening by hand - most of what looks like a flaw on arrival relaxes on its own once the piece is hanging under its own weight.

Because color and length are locked together on this listing, this is really a decision about how much wall you have.

Rust, 63 cm. The shortest of the three, with cream leaf beads against a warm terracotta cord. Best for a tight gap - above a nightstand, beside a narrow doorway - where 73 or 83 cm would run into the trim.

Olive green, 73 cm. A middle length with mustard-yellow leaf beads against deep olive cord. The warmest-reading of the three against a plain wall, and the one shown in the supplier's own room photographs beside a potted plant.

Cream, 83 cm. The longest option, sage-green leaf beads against undyed cotton-toned cord. Reads the quietest of the three and is the one to pick if the wall gets a lot of natural light and you want low contrast rather than a color statement.

Above a nightstand or a narrow headboard wall first. A queen or full bed rarely centers on a wall wide enough for a large piece without crowding a lamp or a window frame; a single 12 cm-wide column fits the leftover strip beside the bed rather than fighting for the space above it, which is the case for bedroom wall decor in general and this shape specifically.

Second, the vertical gap a doorway or a pair of windows leaves behind. Most wall art assumes a blank rectangle; this assumes a blank column, and there is more of that kind of space in most rooms than the first kind.

Third, as a pair or a trio bought separately and hung with a gap between them - the supplier's own styling photograph does exactly this with all three colors in a row. Buying more than one is the way to get the "set" look the lifestyle photographs suggest, since a single order is one piece in one color.

• It ships as one piece, not the set of three in the photographs. Most of the supplier's own images show rust, olive green and cream side by side. An order is one color at one length.
• "Handmade" is the supplier's word, not ours. The Technics field reads HANDMADE; we have no way to confirm this and are not asserting it as fact.
• No weight, no depth, no hardware. None of the three is published for any color. Plan your own fixing and check its weight rating with margin.
• The option name on the product page reads "Color," but the three values are labeled S, M and L. Selecting S, M or L is really selecting rust/63 cm, olive green/73 cm or cream/83 cm - you cannot get, for example, the cream colorway at 63 cm.
• Material is a blend with no ratio. Polyester / Cotton is the supplier's full description; expect a matte finish, not pure cotton softness.
• List and compare-at prices move in a way the length doesn't fully explain. The shortest (rust, 63 cm) and middle (olive green, 73 cm) options are priced the same; only the longest (cream, 83 cm) costs more. Compare-at is roughly double list on all three, which is the supplier's own reference price, not a markdown we are running.