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Macrame Angel Wings Wall Hanging, 68 x 44 cm

Macrame Angel Wings Wall Hanging, 68 x 44 cm

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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

A wing shape that only reads on a wall with nothing else on it

The supplier's own title stacks three different techniques into one string - hand woven, woven, and macrame - and the description text adds a fourth, listing the process as knitting. None of those is quite right. What the close-up photograph actually shows is cotton cord knotted into a fan of diagonal rows that widens from a narrow collar into two mirrored shapes, each tapering to loose fringe at the bottom. That is macrame wall hanging construction, not weaving and not knitting, and this page calls it that.

It is one piece, not two. The wings meet at a single point at the top, where a twisted cord loop - a different, darker cord than the wing body, and not mentioned anywhere in the attribute table - is knotted on for hanging. There is no second hook and no way to hang the wings apart from each other: whatever gap you have in mind has to fit one continuous 44 cm wide shape, not two pieces you can space out.

The supplier's size diagram gives a flat, specific measurement rather than a traced curve: 68 cm from the top of the loop to the longest fringe, 44 cm across the widest point of the wings. That is a useful number for a piece whose outline is otherwise hard to plan around, since nothing about it is a rectangle. As boho wall decor it depends on the wall around it staying empty - the shape reads as a graphic silhouette against plain paint and gets lost next to anything busy.

Close view of the cord and knotwork on the Macrame Angel Wings Wall Hanging, 68 x 44 cm

What you get

  • One macrame wings hanging, in undyed cream cotton cord. There is no color or size choice on this listing.
  • A single hanging loop at the top, knotted from a twisted cord that is visibly different from the wing body - no length or material is given for it.
  • Two mirrored wing panels, each knotted in diagonal rows from a narrow collar out to a wide tapering point.
  • Loose cut fringe below each wing, uneven length, with no hem holding the cord ends together.
  • No hardware. No nail, hook, or wall anchor is supplied - bring your own.
  • Nothing else in the box. The supplier's own packing list reads "1 x Angel Wing Hanging Tapestry" and nothing more.

Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall

The supplier's size diagram is the only measurement published for this piece, and it gives flat figures rather than a path traced around the fringe.

Height, loop to longest fringe 68 cm / 26.8 in
Width, wingtip to wingtip 44 cm / 17.3 in
Depth off the wall Not published. The cord lies close to flat against the wall in every photograph, but no figure has been confirmed.
Weight Not published.
Measurement tolerance The supplier notes the size is "measured manually" and asks buyers to allow for some deviation - no specific range is given.
Wall space to allow About 65 x 90 cm. That is the piece plus a hand's width of clear wall at the sides and below the fringe, which is what stops a soft-edged object reading as cramped. Our arithmetic on the supplier's two figures, not a published number.
Above a double headboard A double is about 140 cm wide, so at 44 cm the wings cover under a third of it. They read as a centered accent above the pillows rather than as a piece that fills the wall.
Above a three-seat sofa A 200 to 220 cm sofa leaves the wings covering about a fifth of the span. Over a sofa they want company - a shelf, a mirror, a second piece - or a narrower wall.
Fixings needed One. The whole piece hangs from the single cord loop at the top, and at this width nothing rotates.
Dimensions source The supplier's own size diagram (detail image 2)

This is a single fixed size with no small or large option to pick between. 44 cm is roughly the width of one nightstand or a narrow console top; 68 cm is a little over two feet, which clears most furniture below it without needing a tall stretch of wall above. That comparison is arithmetic on the published figures, not a supplier claim - measure your own gap before ordering.

The supplier's size diagram: 68 cm tall by 44 cm wide, hanging loop to fringe tip

How to hang it

One nail or picture hook at the top is all the piece needs - the whole hanging weight sits on the single twisted cord loop. No weight is published, so a hook rated for a light framed print, rather than anything heavier, is the sensible choice.

There is nothing to adjust once it is up. The two wings are knotted into a fixed shape and spacing; you cannot widen or narrow the spread the way you could with two separate panels. If the 44 cm width does not suit the gap, this is not a piece that flexes to fit it.

It ships folded, and cord holds a crease. Hang it and give it a day before judging the shape - most of the fold drops out under its own weight. Run your fingers down through the fringe in sections to loosen any tight folds by hand; nothing here should go near an iron, since no heat instruction is published for the cord.

Macrame Angel Wings Wall Hanging, 68 x 44 cm

Specs, straight from the supplier · 10 rows
Object A single macrame wall hanging shaped like a pair of wings, knotted from cotton cord
Dimensions 68 x 44 cm / 26.8 x 17.3 in, loop to fringe by wingtip to wingtip
Material The attribute table reads "Textile & Fabric"; the description text separately states 100% cotton
Process, as claimed The description text lists "Knitting." The photographs show knotted cord, which is macrame, not knitting.
Style "Modern Style" in the attribute table; "Rustic" in the description body text - the two do not agree
Theme Angel
Color As shown - one undyed cream colorway only
Hanging hardware None supplied
Package contents 1 x Angel Wing Hanging Tapestry, per the supplier's own packing list
Brand Unbranded. The supplier's brand field reads NONE.

Where this actually earns its place

A single narrow wall segment that wants one bold accent rather than a grouping - the gap beside a doorway, the strip above a headboard's center point, a stairwell landing. Because the wings are one fixed shape rather than a set you can rearrange, it suits a spot where you have already decided on one statement piece instead of a gallery wall.

Above a low piece of furniture is where the supplier's own photographs put it - a console, a floating shelf with books on it, a bedside table. At 68 cm tall it clears most furniture in the 70-90 cm range without needing a deep run of bare wall above.

Macrame Angel Wings Wall Hanging, 68 x 44 cm hung on the wall above a bed

As a gift, the supplier's description text frames it for a housewarming, a wedding, or a birthday - that is a supplier claim about meaning, not something the object itself proves, but a single knotted piece that ships as one item is genuinely simple to wrap and hand over, which is more than can be said for a boxed multi-panel set.

Honest limits

  • The construction claim in the source listing is inconsistent. The title says "Hand Woven" and "Woven Macrame Tapestry" in the same string; the description text separately calls the process "Knitting." The close-up photograph shows knotted cord, which is macrame. This page uses that word and none of the others.
  • The style field contradicts itself. The attribute table says "Modern Style." The description body text says "Rustic." Both come from the supplier; neither is repeated here as a settled fact.
  • The hanging loop cord is undocumented. It is visibly a different, darker cord than the wing body in every photograph, but no material, thickness, or length is published for it separately.
  • No weight, no depth off the wall, and no cord thickness are published anywhere in the source listing. Every figure on this page that is not the 68 x 44 cm size diagram is either derived arithmetic, clearly labeled as such, or stated as not published.
  • There is one fixed size and one colorway. Nothing about this listing can be sized up, sized down, or recolored.
  • No care instructions are published. Treat it as dust-and-comb decor - nothing here has been tested for washing.

Before you buy

Is this woven, knitted, or macrame?

Macrame. The supplier's own title calls it both "hand woven" and "macrame," and its description text separately lists the process as "knitting." The close-up photograph settles it: the cord is knotted into a fan of diagonal rows, which is macrame technique, not weaving or knitting.

What size is it?

68 cm tall from the hanging loop to the longest fringe, and 44 cm wide at the widest point of the wings, per the supplier's own size diagram. There is no other size offered.

Do I get two wings, or one piece?

One piece. The two wing shapes are knotted together and meet at a single hanging loop at the top - there is no way to hang them apart or space them out.

What do I hang it with?

One nail or picture hook, through the twisted cord loop at the top. No hardware ships with it, and no weight is published, so a hook rated for a light framed print is a reasonable starting point.

Is it real cotton?

The description text states 100% cotton. The attribute table is less specific, reading only "Textile & Fabric." The two are not in conflict, just different levels of detail.

Can I hang it in a bathroom or outdoors?

No indoor/outdoor field is published for this listing at all, but cotton cord left in a humid or wet spot will mildew over time regardless of what any listing claims. Treat this as an indoor piece for a dry room.

Why does mine arrive with creases in the fringe?

Because it ships folded, and cord holds a crease. Hang it and give it a day - most of the fold drops out under its own weight. Run your fingers down through the fringe in sections to loosen any tight spots; do not iron it, since no heat instruction is published.

Does it come in other colors?

No. This listing has a single option, named "As shown" by the supplier, and only one colorway - undyed cream cotton cord - is offered.

Detailed questions and answers

Can it go in a bathroom or outdoors?

No indoor/outdoor field is published for this listing at all, but cotton cord left in a humid or wet spot will mildew over time regardless of what any listing claims. Treat this as an indoor piece for a dry room.

What is the hanging loop made of?

The supplier does not say. Every photograph shows a twisted cord loop that is visibly a different, darker material than the cream cord used in the wings themselves, but no separate material, thickness or length is published for it.

Can the wings be spread wider or brought closer together?

No. They are knotted into a fixed shape and a fixed spacing at the shared collar. If the 44 cm width does not suit your wall, this piece does not adjust to fit it.

How much does it weigh?

Not published. The supplier gives no weight figure anywhere in the listing, which is one reason to choose a hook rated conservatively rather than guessing at a heavier one.

Will the size match exactly what is listed?

Close, but not guaranteed exactly. The supplier states the size is measured manually and asks buyers to allow for some deviation, without giving a specific plus-or-minus range.

How high should I hang it above furniture?

The supplier's own photographs place it above a console, a shelf, or a bedside table, roughly clearing furniture in the 70-90 cm height range, since the piece itself is 68 cm tall. That is a placement pattern read off the photographs, not a published rule.

Can I wash it?

No washing method is published. Treat it as dust-and-comb decor rather than something to launder.

What comes in the box?

Just the hanging. The supplier's own packing list reads '1 x Angel Wing Hanging Tapestry' and nothing else - no hook, no backing board, no care card.

Is this a good housewarming or wedding gift?

The supplier's own description text frames it that way, which is a supplier claim about meaning rather than something the object proves. What is true is that it ships as one knotted piece, which is simple to wrap and hand over compared to a boxed multi-panel set.

How is this different from a rectangular macrame wall hanging?

The shape itself is the design - two mirrored wings meeting at one point - rather than a rectangular panel filled with a pattern. That means it reads as a single graphic silhouette and needs a plain wall behind it to stand out, where a patterned rectangle can sit against more visual clutter.

What is a boho wall decor idea for a narrow wall?

A single figural piece rather than a cluster, hung on its own with clear wall on both sides. This wing shape is built for exactly that: one 44 cm wide accent rather than a set you arrange and rearrange.

What macrame wall hanging ideas work above a headboard?

Centered above the headboard's midpoint, where a single figural shape reads best rather than getting lost behind pillows at the edges. At 68 cm tall it needs a clear run of wall above the headboard rail to avoid crowding the ceiling line.

Is this good bedroom wall decor?

Yes, and it suits a bedroom specifically because it is one accent rather than a wide statement piece - a narrow wall beside a headboard or above a low dresser is a better fit than a wall meant to be filled edge to edge.

Can I use this in a nursery?

The supplier makes no nursery-specific claim, and the theme field just says 'Angel.' Undyed cream cord with no dye and no small parts beyond the knotting is a reasonable neutral choice, but no weight is published, so keep it out of a crib's reach regardless.

What wall art works well as a single statement piece instead of a gallery wall?

A piece with its own distinct silhouette, so the eye reads the shape rather than hunting for a pattern. This hanging is exactly that kind of piece - one continuous knotted shape rather than a set of frames - which is why it works best alone rather than grouped with other art.

Is macrame wall art worth the price compared to a printed canvas?

That is a matter of what you are paying for: this is knotted cord with real depth and shadow, not ink on stretched fabric, and it is one piece rather than a print run. Whether that is worth it depends on the wall it is going on and whether you want texture or a flat image.

Will the fringe fray over time?

No fraying or durability information is published. The cut ends have no hem holding them, so occasional loose fibers at the tips are plausible with handling, though nothing here has been tested for that specifically.

Does it need to be centered on the wall, or can it be off to one side?

Either works, since the shape is symmetrical on its own and does not depend on other pieces around it for balance. The supplier's own room photographs show it both centered above furniture and placed to one side near a plant or a shelf.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.

Is this woven, knitted, or macrame?

Macrame. The supplier's own title calls it both 'hand woven' and 'macrame,' and its description text separately lists the process as 'knitting.' The close-up photograph settles it: the cord is knotted into a fan of diagonal rows, which is macrame technique, not weaving or knitting.

What size is it?

68 cm tall from the hanging loop to the longest fringe, and 44 cm wide at the widest point of the wings, per the supplier's own size diagram. There is no other size offered on this listing.

Do I get two wings, or one piece?

One piece. The two wing shapes are knotted together and meet at a single hanging loop at the top, so there is no way to hang them apart or space them out.

What do I hang it with?

One nail or picture hook, through the twisted cord loop at the top. No hardware ships with it, and no weight is published, so a hook rated for a light framed print is a reasonable starting point.

Is it real cotton?

The description text states 100% cotton. The attribute table is less specific, reading only 'Textile & Fabric.' The two are not in conflict, just different levels of detail.

Can it go in a bathroom or outdoors?

No indoor/outdoor field is published for this listing at all, but cotton cord left in a humid or wet spot will mildew over time regardless of what any listing claims. Treat this as an indoor piece for a dry room.

Why does mine arrive with creases in the fringe?

Because it ships folded, and cord holds a crease. Hang it and give it a day - most of the fold drops out under its own weight. Run your fingers down through the fringe in sections to loosen any tight spots; do not iron it, since no heat instruction is published.

Does it come in other colors?

No. This listing has a single option, named 'As shown' by the supplier, and only one colorway - undyed cream cotton cord - is offered.

What is the hanging loop made of?

The supplier does not say. Every photograph shows a twisted cord loop that is visibly a different, darker material than the cream cord used in the wings themselves, but no separate material, thickness or length is published for it.

Can the wings be spread wider or brought closer together?

No. They are knotted into a fixed shape and a fixed spacing at the shared collar. If the 44 cm width does not suit your wall, this piece does not adjust to fit it.

How much does it weigh?

Not published. The supplier gives no weight figure anywhere in the listing, which is one reason to choose a hook rated conservatively rather than guessing at a heavier one.

Will the size match exactly what is listed?

Close, but not guaranteed exactly. The supplier states the size is measured manually and asks buyers to allow for some deviation, without giving a specific plus-or-minus range.

How high should I hang it above furniture?

The supplier's own photographs place it above a console, a shelf, or a bedside table, roughly clearing furniture in the 70-90 cm height range, since the piece itself is 68 cm tall. That is a placement pattern read off the photographs, not a published rule.

Can I wash it?

No washing method is published. Treat it as dust-and-comb decor rather than something to launder.

What comes in the box?

Just the hanging. The supplier's own packing list reads '1 x Angel Wing Hanging Tapestry' and nothing else - no hook, no backing board, no care card.

Is this a good housewarming or wedding gift?

The supplier's own description text frames it that way, which is a supplier claim about meaning rather than something the object proves. What is true is that it ships as one knotted piece, which is simple to wrap and hand over compared to a boxed multi-panel set.

How is this different from a rectangular macrame wall hanging?

The shape itself is the design - two mirrored wings meeting at one point - rather than a rectangular panel filled with a pattern. That means it reads as a single graphic silhouette and needs a plain wall behind it to stand out, where a patterned rectangle can sit against more visual clutter.

What is a boho wall decor idea for a narrow wall?

A single figural piece rather than a cluster, hung on its own with clear wall on both sides. This wing shape is built for exactly that: one 44 cm wide accent rather than a set you arrange and rearrange.

What macrame wall hanging ideas work above a headboard?

Centered above the headboard's midpoint, where a single figural shape reads best rather than getting lost behind pillows at the edges. At 68 cm tall it needs a clear run of wall above the headboard rail to avoid crowding the ceiling line.

Is this good bedroom wall decor?

Yes, and it suits a bedroom specifically because it is one accent rather than a wide statement piece - a narrow wall beside a headboard or above a low dresser is a better fit than a wall meant to be filled edge to edge.

Can I use this in a nursery?

The supplier makes no nursery-specific claim, and the theme field just says 'Angel.' Undyed cream cord with no dye and no small parts beyond the knotting is a reasonable neutral choice, but no weight is published, so keep it out of a crib's reach regardless.

What wall art works well as a single statement piece instead of a gallery wall?

A piece with its own distinct silhouette, so the eye reads the shape rather than hunting for a pattern. This hanging is exactly that kind of piece - one continuous knotted shape rather than a set of frames - which is why it works best alone rather than grouped with other art.

Is macrame wall art worth the price compared to a printed canvas?

That is a matter of what you are paying for: this is knotted cord with real depth and shadow, not ink on stretched fabric, and it is one piece rather than a print run. Whether that is worth it depends on the wall it is going on and whether you want texture or a flat image.

Will the fringe fray over time?

No fraying or durability information is published. The cut ends have no hem holding them, so occasional loose fibers at the tips are plausible with handling, though nothing here has been tested for that specifically.

Does it need to be centered on the wall, or can it be off to one side?

Either works, since the shape is symmetrical on its own and does not depend on other pieces around it for balance. The supplier's own room photographs show it both centered above furniture and placed to one side near a plant or a shelf.

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