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Item detailsMaterials, dimensions, what is in the box
The listing never says how wide this hangs
No width, no drop length, no weight - not on the supplier's attribute table, not in its marketing text, not anywhere on either colorway's own photograph. For a piece whose whole job is filling a specific stretch of wall, that is the one gap worth naming before anything else.
What is published: this is a macrame leaf wall hanging built as a garland, not a panel. A single beaded cord strings between two wall points and sags into a shallow U, and from it hang roughly a dozen and a half individually shaped cord leaves at staggered drop lengths - some just below the cord, some reaching well past the others. Small wood beads sit along the cord between the leaves. There is no wooden top bar and no rectangle of woven fabric; the whole piece is cord, beads and shaped leaves.
The supplier's attribute table declares the material as 100% polyester - not cotton, despite the natural, boho framing - and names the weaving craft as tatting. Its own marketing copy calls the same object a "Handmade Macrame Leaves Wall Hanging" a paragraph later. Tatting and macrame are different needlework techniques; we have not resolved which one actually made this piece, and say so rather than pick one.
What you get
One garland per order, in the color you pick. Nothing about this listing ships as a set of more than one hanging.
A beaded cord, not a bar. The mounting cord strings between two points and carries small wood beads between the hanging leaves.
Roughly a dozen and a half individually shaped leaves, counted off the supplier's own photograph rather than published by the supplier - each leaf is worked separately and knotted or tatted to its own cord.
Two colorways. Green runs dark green through sage to off-white; Coffee runs rust brown through tan to cream. Both use the identical layout.
No hardware. No nails, no hooks, no wall anchors are listed - and the piece needs two mounting points, not one.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
Neither colorway carries a size diagram, and no width, drop length or weight appears anywhere in the supplier's data. This is the one product in this collection where that is true across the board - we are not withholding a number, there isn't one to give.
Overall width
Not published. The cord sags between two wall points, so the finished width depends partly on how far apart you set those points.
Longest leaf drop
Not published. The center leaves hang noticeably lower than the ones near each end, per both photographs.
Leaf count
About 14 to 16, counted from the supplier's own photograph - not a supplier-stated figure
Leaf size
Not published
Weight
Not published
Mounting points
Two, based on both photographs - a hook or nail at each end of the beaded cord
Without a published width, the only way to plan this is against the photograph itself: in the supplier's own shot, the garland spans a little less than the wall panel behind it and hangs comfortably above furniture without touching it. Treat that as a rough proportion, not a measurement, and confirm the spread you want by adjusting the distance between your two mounting points before committing to a specific wall.
How to hang it
Two mounting points, not one - a nail, hook or picture pin at each end of the beaded cord, set far enough apart that the cord sags into the same shallow curve shown in both photographs. Closer points give a deeper sag and a narrower overall width; further-apart points flatten the curve and stretch the piece wider.
The supplier's own marketing text says to "remove protective films" and "shape the leaves" before hanging, which means the leaves likely arrive flattened under a protective wrap for shipping and need to be fluffed back into shape by hand once unpacked - reasonable to expect from cord this densely packed for transit.
Specs, straight from the supplier · 8 rows
Object
A beaded cord garland of individually shaped cord leaves at staggered lengths, hung from two points
Pieces per order
1
Material
100% Polyester, per the supplier's attribute table
Craft of weaving
Tatting, per the attribute table - though the supplier's own marketing text calls the piece "macrame" elsewhere. We have not resolved the conflict.
Colorways
Green (dark green to sage to off-white) or Coffee (rust brown to tan to cream)
Beads
Small wood beads along the mounting cord, between the leaves
High-concern chemicals
None declared
Brand
None, per the attribute table
Picking a color
Green. Dark forest green at the top leaves, fading through sage to off-white lower in the cluster. The cooler and more overtly plant-toned of the two, and the one the supplier's own marketing text is written around.
Coffee. Rust brown and tan fading to cream, with no green anywhere in it. It reads warmer and closer to a dried-botanical palette than a fresh-leaf one - pick it over Green if the room already leans warm, or if you specifically do not want a green accent.
Both colorways use the identical leaf count, layout and beaded-cord construction; only the palette changes, and both are priced the same.
Where this actually earns its place
A headboard wall that wants softness without the weight of a full panel. Because the garland is cord and beads rather than a solid rectangle, it reads lighter than a woven tapestry of similar width, which is why it works as bedroom wall decor above a low headboard where a dense piece would crowd the pillows.
A nursery or reading nook, where the leaf shapes and the soft palette suit a room that is meant to feel calmer than the rest of the house - the supplier's own text pitches exactly this use, and nothing in the photographs contradicts it.
An entryway or stair landing narrow enough that a rigid panel would not fit flush - because the width is set by where you place the two mounting points rather than by a fixed panel edge, this boho wall decor piece adapts to a run of wall a fixed-width tapestry cannot.
Honest limits
No width, drop length or weight is published anywhere. Not on the attribute table, not in the marketing text, not on either colorway's photograph. Plan against the photograph's proportions, not a measurement.
It is polyester, not cotton. The attribute table declares 100% polyester, which the boho, natural-fiber framing in the marketing text does not mention either way.
Macrame or tatting - the supplier's own data disagrees with itself. The weaving craft field says tatting; the marketing copy calls it macrame. We have not resolved which is correct.
The leaf count is our count, not a supplier figure. We read roughly 14 to 16 leaves off the photograph; the supplier does not state a number anywhere.
No hardware is included, and this piece needs two mounting points rather than the single hook most wall hangings use.
The product's current gallery on this listing is the store's own re-staged composite - the same photograph cut out and pasted onto a plain colored background with flat furniture shapes standing in for a room - not real room photography. Updated imagery for this product is still pending.
Before you buy
How wide does this hang?
Not published. The finished width depends on how far apart you set the two mounting points - closer together gives a deeper sag and a narrower spread, further apart flattens and widens it. Plan against the photograph's proportions rather than a fixed measurement.
Is it cotton?
No. The supplier's attribute table declares 100% polyester, even though the marketing copy leans on natural, boho language that might suggest otherwise.
Is this macrame or tatting?
The supplier's own data disagrees with itself: the weaving-craft field says tatting, while its marketing text calls the same piece "Handmade Macrame Leaves Wall Hanging." We have not been able to resolve which technique actually made it.
How many leaves are there?
About 14 to 16, counted from the supplier's own photograph. That is our count, not a number the supplier publishes.
Does it come with hooks or nails?
No. Nothing beyond the garland itself is listed, and you will need two mounting points rather than one, since the cord strings between them and sags into its curve.
Why does it need two hooks instead of one?
Because it is built as a garland on a beaded cord, not a panel on a single bar. Both supplier photographs show the cord anchored at two points and sagging into a shallow U between them - a single center hook would not hold that shape.
What's the difference between Green and Coffee?
Color only. Green runs dark green through sage to off-white; Coffee runs rust brown through tan to cream. The leaf count, layout and construction are identical, and both are the same price.
Why do the marketing claims mention mood and stress relief?
That is the supplier's own marketing language, describing leaves as symbolizing "nature, renewal, and tranquility." It is a framing claim, not a tested or verifiable product fact, and we repeat it here only as something the supplier says.
Detailed questions and answers
How much does it weigh?
Not published anywhere in the supplier's data.
How many pieces come in one order?
One garland, in the color you pick. This listing does not ship as a set.
How far apart should the two mounting points be?
Not specified by the supplier. Use the proportion in the photographs as a starting point - the garland sags into a shallow U between two points that are set a bit narrower than the finished width - and adjust to fit your wall.
Do the leaves need reshaping when it arrives?
Likely, yes. The supplier's own marketing text instructs buyers to 'remove protective films' and 'shape the leaves,' which implies the leaves ship flattened under a protective wrap and need to be fluffed back into shape by hand.
Is this handmade?
The supplier's marketing text calls it handmade craftsmanship, and separately names the weaving technique as tatting on its attribute table. Both are the supplier's own claims; we have not verified either independently.
Does it include a wooden bar?
No. There is no rigid bar anywhere in this piece - it mounts on a beaded cord between two points, unlike the bar-mounted wall hangings elsewhere in this collection.
Are the leaves all the same size?
Not exactly - the photographs show some variation in leaf size within a single garland, though no individual measurement is published for any of them.
Do the leaves hang at the same length?
No. The center leaves hang noticeably lower than the ones near each end, giving the garland a shallow, swagged silhouette rather than a flat row.
Will the color fade in sunlight?
No colorfastness statement is published. Polyester generally resists fading better than natural fiber, but no claim is made either way by the supplier.
Can I hang this somewhere other than a bedroom?
Yes - the supplier's own text suggests living rooms and nurseries as well as bedrooms, and nothing about the construction restricts it to one room type.
Is there a warranty?
None is stated in the supplier's data.
Is there any other hardware, like a hanger or a ring, at the top?
No. The top of the piece is simply the beaded cord itself, which runs directly to the two mounting points - no separate hanger, ring or bar.
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
How wide does this hang?
Not published. The finished width depends on how far apart you set the two mounting points - closer together gives a deeper sag and a narrower spread, further apart flattens and widens it. Plan against the photograph's proportions rather than a fixed measurement.
Is it cotton?
No. The supplier's attribute table declares 100% polyester, even though the marketing copy leans on natural, boho language that might suggest otherwise.
Is this macrame or tatting?
The supplier's own data disagrees with itself: the weaving-craft field says tatting, while its marketing text calls the same piece 'Handmade Macrame Leaves Wall Hanging.' We have not been able to resolve which technique actually made it.
How many leaves are there?
About 14 to 16, counted from the supplier's own photograph. That is our count, not a number the supplier publishes.
Does it come with hooks or nails?
No. Nothing beyond the garland itself is listed, and you will need two mounting points rather than one, since the cord strings between them and sags into its curve.
Why does it need two hooks instead of one?
Because it is built as a garland on a beaded cord, not a panel on a single bar. Both supplier photographs show the cord anchored at two points and sagging into a shallow U between them - a single center hook would not hold that shape.
What's the difference between Green and Coffee?
Color only. Green runs dark green through sage to off-white; Coffee runs rust brown through tan to cream. The leaf count, layout and construction are identical, and both are the same price.
Why do the marketing claims mention mood and stress relief?
That is the supplier's own marketing language, describing leaves as symbolizing 'nature, renewal, and tranquility.' It is a framing claim, not a tested or verifiable product fact, and we repeat it here only as something the supplier says.
How much does it weigh?
Not published anywhere in the supplier's data.
How many pieces come in one order?
One garland, in the color you pick. This listing does not ship as a set.
How far apart should the two mounting points be?
Not specified by the supplier. Use the proportion in the photographs as a starting point - the garland sags into a shallow U between two points that are set a bit narrower than the finished width - and adjust to fit your wall.
Do the leaves need reshaping when it arrives?
Likely, yes. The supplier's own marketing text instructs buyers to 'remove protective films' and 'shape the leaves,' which implies the leaves ship flattened under a protective wrap and need to be fluffed back into shape by hand.
Is this handmade?
The supplier's marketing text calls it handmade craftsmanship, and separately names the weaving technique as tatting on its attribute table. Both are the supplier's own claims; we have not verified either independently.
Does it include a wooden bar?
No. There is no rigid bar anywhere in this piece - it mounts on a beaded cord between two points, unlike the bar-mounted wall hangings elsewhere in this collection.
Are the leaves all the same size?
Not exactly - the photographs show some variation in leaf size within a single garland, though no individual measurement is published for any of them.
Do the leaves hang at the same length?
No. The center leaves hang noticeably lower than the ones near each end, giving the garland a shallow, swagged silhouette rather than a flat row.
Will the color fade in sunlight?
No colorfastness statement is published. Polyester generally resists fading better than natural fiber, but no claim is made either way by the supplier.
Can I hang this somewhere other than a bedroom?
Yes - the supplier's own text suggests living rooms and nurseries as well as bedrooms, and nothing about the construction restricts it to one room type.
Is there a warranty?
None is stated in the supplier's data.
Is there any other hardware, like a hanger or a ring, at the top?
No. The top of the piece is simply the beaded cord itself, which runs directly to the two mounting points - no separate hanger, ring or bar.
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