Macrame Leaf Wall Hanging, 25 x 60 cm, 2 Colors
Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
The spec table says nylon. Everything else about it says cotton
This is a single finished wall hanging: a 25 cm pine wood rod with eight cords tied to it, wood beads threaded along those cords, and about nine knotted leaves in three tones cascading down to a 60 cm drop. A thin cord loop runs from one end of the rod up to a single point and back down to the other end, meant for one hook or nail. Nothing to assemble — it ships ready to hang, in the one colorway you choose.
The listing's own attribute table lists the material as "Nylon." Its description text, on the same listing, calls out "Cotton thread + Wooden beads + Pine wood rod + Stickers" as the packing list, and a separate materials line repeats "Cotton cord." The close-up photographs settle it as far as a photograph can: the fringe has the matte, slightly fuzzy texture of cotton rather than the smoother sheen synthetic cord usually shows. We describe it as cotton cord below, on the strength of the description text and the photographs, but the spec table's "Nylon" is the one field that disagrees.
Two colorways are for sale — a warm Coffee mix and a cooler Green mix, each its own blend of three tones — for the boho wall decor spot that wants texture without a frame: above a sofa, over a console table, or in a hallway that a flat print would leave looking bare. The macrame leaf wall hanging shape is the same construction under either color, just recolored.

What you get
- One finished wall hanging, rod, leaves and hanging loop already assembled, in the one colorway you pick. Ready for a single hook.
- About 9 knotted cotton-cord leaves in three tones, counted from the photograph — the supplier does not publish a leaf count.
- A 25 cm pine wood rod with eight cords tied to it and wood beads threaded below the rod, per the supplier's own materials line.
- What is not included: the hook or nail itself is not listed anywhere in the specification table.
- The supplier's own tolerance notice: colors may read slightly differently under different monitors and lighting, and hand-measured pieces may run a little off the stated size.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
This listing does publish a size diagram — on both color photographs, not just one — with measurement arrows rather than text alone. It states 25 cm across the rod and 60 cm from the rod down to the lowest leaf, excluding the hanging cord above the rod.
| Rod width | 25 cm / 10 in, per the supplier's own diagram — the rod itself, not the leaf spread below it |
|---|---|
| Drop | 60 cm / 23.6 in, from the top of the rod to the lowest leaf, excluding the hanging cord above the rod, per the diagram |
| Leaves | About 9, counted from the photograph across 8 hanging cords — one cord carries two leaves. Not a published figure. |
| Hanging | A single cord loop over one hook or nail, not two points and not a hanging bracket |
| Wall space needed | About 45 x 90 cm, allowing a little air around the piece |
| Weight | Not published |
| Depth off the wall | Not published. The rod is rigid, so unlike a swagged piece it sits flat and level once hung |
| What 25 x 60 cm suits | A narrow pier of wall - beside a door frame, between two windows, on the return of an alcove - or above a nightstand. At 25 cm wide it is too small to carry a sofa wall on its own. |
| Above a nightstand or a desk | A nightstand is about 45 to 50 cm wide, so the piece sits comfortably centered above one with air either side. Hang it so the lowest leaf clears the surface by about a hand's width. |

One number worth flagging: the listing's own title and description text both write the size as "60x25cm," width first. The diagram itself shows the opposite order — 25 cm is the rod's width, 60 cm is the vertical drop. We use the diagram's own arrows above, not the text order.
Picking a color
| Coffee Mix | Rust-brown, tan and off-white leaves together on the same rod |
|---|---|
| Green Mix | Sage green, a deeper forest green, and off-white leaves together |
Both are named directly in the supplier's own option list, unlike some other listings in this catalog that leave colors as bare codes — a rare point in this listing's favor. Both colorways share the same rod, the same leaf count and the same two dimensions; only the tones differ.

How to hang it
One hook or nail. The cord loop above the rod is sized for a single point, and because the rod itself is rigid, the piece hangs flat and level the moment it goes up — no adjusting individual strands the way a piece without a rod would need.

The supplier lists the cleaning method as hand wash. We would go further and say spot-clean or dust rather than wash outright: the Coffee colorway in particular pairs dark dyed cord directly against undyed off-white leaves, and soaking the two together risks color transfer that a hand-wash instruction alone does not warn against. The supplier's own tips note that hand measurement means the piece you receive can run slightly off the stated 25 x 60 cm, and that color can read a shade different from the photograph depending on your screen — both are the supplier's own disclaimers, not ours.
Specs, straight from the supplier · 9 rows
| Object | Leaf wall hanging on a pine wood rod, with knotted cotton-cord leaves |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 cm rod width x 60 cm drop, per the diagram (the listing's own title and description text state "60x25cm," reversing the order) |
| Material, attribute table | Nylon |
| Material, description text | "Cotton thread + Wooden beads + Pine wood rod + Stickers"; a separate line also says "Cotton cord." Disagrees with the attribute table above. |
| Cleaning type | Hand wash, per the supplier |
| Style | Modern Style |
| Theme | Plant |
| Brand | None stated |
| Package included | 1 x handwoven wall hanging, with the wooden rod included |
Where this actually earns its place
Above a sofa or console table, at a scale that reads as a single accent rather than a gallery wall. The 60 cm drop is close to what a mid-size framed print would take up, so it slots into the same spot without asking for the wall space a larger tapestry would.

In an entryway or hallway, where a single hook is often the only realistic mounting option and a swagged, two-point piece would not fit the wall. The rigid rod construction here is the practical advantage over a design that needs two anchors spaced apart.
As a leaf wall hanging gift for someone furnishing a first place — the above sofa wall decor case the supplier's own room photographs are built around, and a piece that asks nothing more of the recipient than a single nail.
Honest limits
- The material field contradicts the rest of the listing. The attribute table says Nylon; the description text and a separate materials line both say cotton, and the photographs read as a matte fiber consistent with cotton. We describe it as cotton on that weight of evidence, but the spec table itself says otherwise.
- The listing's own title and description reverse the dimensions. Both write "60x25cm"; the diagram shows 25 cm is the rod's width and 60 cm is the drop. We follow the diagram.
- The leaf count is our estimate, not a supplier figure. About 9, counted from the photograph.
- No hardware is included. The single hook or nail needed to hang it is not part of the package.
- Weight and depth are not published.
- The supplier's own tolerance notice applies here more than most: hand-measured pieces can run slightly off 25 x 60 cm, and screen color can differ from the dyed cord you receive.
Before you buy
Does it come assembled, or do I hang the leaves myself?
It ships fully assembled — rod, cords, beads, all 9 or so leaves and the hanging loop are already in place. You only need one hook.
How big is it?
25 cm / 10 in across the rod and 60 cm / 23.6 in from the rod down to the lowest leaf, both read directly off the supplier's own diagram. The listing's title states the same two numbers in reverse order; the diagram is what we followed.
Is it cotton or nylon?
The listing disagrees with itself: the attribute table says Nylon, while the description text and a separate materials line both say cotton, and the close-up photographs read as a matte fiber more consistent with cotton. We describe it as cotton on that basis, but flag the conflict rather than picking a side with certainty.
How does it hang — do I need two hooks?
One hook. A cord loop runs from one end of the rigid rod up to a single point and back down to the other end, so the whole piece hangs level from a single nail.
What are the two colors?
Coffee Mix (rust-brown, tan and off-white) and Green Mix (sage green, deeper forest green and off-white) — both named directly in the supplier's own option list.
How do I clean it?
The supplier says hand wash. We would spot-clean or dust instead where possible, especially on the Coffee colorway, since soaking dark dyed cord next to the undyed off-white leaves risks color transfer that a bare "hand wash" instruction does not warn about.
Detailed questions and answers
The title says 60x25cm - which number is the width?
25 cm is the width, across the rod. The listing's own title and description text write the size in the reverse order; the supplier's own diagram, with directional arrows, shows 25 cm as width and 60 cm as the drop.
How many leaves does it have?
About 9, counted from the photograph across 8 hanging cords - one cord carries two leaves. Not a number the supplier publishes.
What is the rod made of?
Pine wood, per the supplier's description text.
What are the 'Stickers' listed as a material?
Not explained anywhere in the listing. It may be a care or brand label affixed to the piece; we have not confirmed what it refers to.
Does the rod bend or sag over time?
Not stated by the supplier. It is a rigid pine rod rather than a flexible material, and the listing publishes no weight, so there is nothing to calculate a sag risk from.
Are the two colorways the same size and price?
Yes. Both are 25 x 60 cm and both are listed at $49.99 - the choice is purely visual.
Will the color fade?
Not addressed by the supplier. Dyed cotton cord in direct sun fades over time regardless of any marketing claim; the off-white tone in each colorway has the least to lose.
Does the supplier warn about size or color variation?
Yes, in its own tips: colors may look slightly different depending on your screen, and because the piece is hand-measured, the one you receive may run slightly off the stated 25 x 60 cm.
Where does this work best?
Above a sofa or console table, or in a hallway or entryway where a single hook is the only realistic mounting point - the rigid rod hangs flat there in a way a two-point, poleless piece cannot.
Is it too big or small for a small apartment entryway?
At 25 cm wide it is narrow enough for most entry walls, and the 60 cm drop is close to what a mid-size framed print takes up, so it fits the same spot without asking for extra width.
Is this a good gift?
It reads well as one - it ships fully assembled, needs only a single hook, and the three-tone blend in either color does the visual work without matching a specific room scheme.
Does one order include both the rod and the leaves?
Yes. The supplier's own 'Package included' line lists one handwoven wall hanging with the wooden rod included - it is a single complete piece, not leaves sold separately from a rod.
Are the wood beads a concern in a child's room?
The supplier does not address this. The beads are threaded 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.
Does the attribute table's 'Nylon' mean it's not really handmade cord work?
Not necessarily - it more likely reflects a generic catalog field that does not match this specific listing, since the description text, a separate materials line, and the photographs all point to cotton instead. Treat the attribute table's material field as the least reliable source on this listing.
Can I use two hooks instead of one for extra stability?
The hanging loop is a single continuous cord sized for one hook; splitting it across two points is not how it is built and may stress the loop unevenly.
Is 25 x 60 cm including or excluding the hanging cord?
Excluding it. The diagram measures from the top of the rod down to the lowest leaf; the cord loop above the rod adds a small additional amount that is not part of the published figures.
How does it ship?
Individually packed in a plastic (OPP) bag, per the supplier's packaging line - a single unit, not bundled with other items.
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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
Does it come assembled, or do I hang the leaves myself?
It ships fully assembled - rod, cords, beads, all 9 or so leaves and the hanging loop are already in place. You only need one hook.
How big is it?
25 cm / 10 in across the rod and 60 cm / 23.6 in from the rod down to the lowest leaf, both read directly off the supplier's own diagram.
The title says 60x25cm - which number is the width?
25 cm is the width, across the rod. The listing's own title and description text write the size in the reverse order; the supplier's own diagram, with directional arrows, shows 25 cm as width and 60 cm as the drop.
How many leaves does it have?
About 9, counted from the photograph across 8 hanging cords - one cord carries two leaves. Not a number the supplier publishes.
Is it cotton or nylon?
The listing disagrees with itself: the attribute table says Nylon, while the description text and a separate materials line both say cotton, and the close-up photographs read as a matte fiber more consistent with cotton. We describe it as cotton on that basis but flag the conflict rather than picking a side with certainty.
What is the rod made of?
Pine wood, per the supplier's description text.
What are the 'Stickers' listed as a material?
Not explained anywhere in the listing. It may be a care or brand label affixed to the piece; we have not confirmed what it refers to.
How does it hang - do I need two hooks?
One hook. A cord loop runs from one end of the rigid rod up to a single point and back down to the other end, so the whole piece hangs level from a single nail.
Does the rod bend or sag over time?
Not stated by the supplier. It is a rigid pine rod rather than a flexible material, and the listing publishes no weight, so there is nothing to calculate a sag risk from.
What are the two colors?
Coffee Mix (rust-brown, tan and off-white) and Green Mix (sage green, deeper forest green and off-white) - both named directly in the supplier's own option list.
Are the two colorways the same size and price?
Yes. Both are 25 x 60 cm and both are listed at $49.99 - the choice is purely visual.
How do I clean it?
The supplier says hand wash. We would spot-clean or dust instead where possible, especially on the Coffee colorway, since soaking dark dyed cord next to the undyed off-white leaves risks color transfer that a bare 'hand wash' instruction does not warn about.
Will the color fade?
Not addressed by the supplier. Dyed cotton cord in direct sun fades over time regardless of any marketing claim; the off-white tone in each colorway has the least to lose.
Does the supplier warn about size or color variation?
Yes, in its own tips: colors may look slightly different depending on your screen, and because the piece is hand-measured, the one you receive may run slightly off the stated 25 x 60 cm.
Where does this work best?
Above a sofa or console table, or in a hallway or entryway where a single hook is the only realistic mounting point - the rigid rod hangs flat there in a way a two-point, poleless piece cannot.
Is it too big or small for a small apartment entryway?
At 25 cm wide it is narrow enough for most entry walls, and the 60 cm drop is close to what a mid-size framed print takes up, so it fits the same spot without asking for extra width.
Is this a good gift?
It reads well as one - it ships fully assembled, needs only a single hook, and the three-tone blend in either color does the visual work without matching a specific room scheme.
Does one order include both the rod and the leaves?
Yes. The supplier's own 'Package included' line lists one handwoven wall hanging with the wooden rod included - it is a single complete piece, not leaves sold separately from a rod.
Are the wood beads a concern in a child's room?
The supplier does not address this. The beads are threaded 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.
Does the attribute table's 'Nylon' mean it's not really handmade cord work?
Not necessarily - it more likely reflects a generic catalog field that does not match this specific listing, since the description text, a separate materials line, and the photographs all point to cotton instead. Treat the attribute table's material field as the least reliable source on this listing.
Can I use two hooks instead of one for extra stability?
The hanging loop is a single continuous cord sized for one hook; splitting it across two points is not how it is built and may stress the loop unevenly.
Is 25 x 60 cm including or excluding the hanging cord?
Excluding it. The diagram measures from the top of the rod down to the lowest leaf; the cord loop above the rod adds a small additional amount that is not part of the published figures.
How does it ship?
Individually packed in a plastic (OPP) bag, per the supplier's packaging line - a single unit, not bundled with other items.
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