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Macrame Leaf Valance, 110 x 55 cm, With or Without Rod - With connecting rod

Macrame Leaf Valance, 110 x 55 cm, With or Without Rod

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Size110x55m
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

A window curtain 55 cm tall would look like a mistake - this piece is not trying to be one

The listing calls this a curtain, and the supplier's own "suitable for" line even mentions blackout curtains. Ignore both. At 55 cm tall it covers roughly the top fifth of a standard doorway - nowhere near floor to ceiling - and every one of the supplier's own photographs shows it hung as a topper above furniture, not across an opening.

What it actually is: a hand-knotted macrame leaf pattern panel, 110 cm wide, worked in natural cream cotton cord across roughly ten repeating columns of a spiraling leaf-and-vine motif, finishing in a long fringe that tapers to knotted tassels. It reads as a macrame valance or a wide boho fringe wall hanging - the kind of piece that sits above a mantel, a headboard or a console rather than in a window frame.

It comes two ways: with a set of connecting wood sticks that assemble into the top rail, or without any rod at all. The supplier's own material fields disagree with each other, and its "blackout curtain" claim does not survive a look at the open, lace-like knotwork in every photograph - both are addressed below rather than repeated as fact.

Macrame Leaf Valance, 110 x 55 cm, With or Without Rod - With connecting rod

What you get

  • One panel, 110 x 55 cm, in a single natural cream colorway - no other size or color is offered.
  • With the rod option, three connecting wood sticks. The supplier's own packing list reads "1 pcs Tapestry + 3pcs connecting stick" - the top rail assembles from three pieces, not one solid dowel.
  • Without the rod option, the panel only. The supplier's packing list for this choice reads "1 pcs Tapestry" - nothing else.
  • A repeating leaf and vine knot pattern down roughly ten columns, tapering into loose fringe with knotted tassel ends.
  • No wall hardware either way. Neither option includes a hook, bracket or nail.

Close view of the knotted leaf and vine pattern repeating down each column

Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall

The supplier's description text states the size in centimeters and its own labeled diagram confirms the same two figures. The Shopify option value on this listing currently reads "110x55m" - meters, not centimeters - which is a typo carried over from the supplier data; we have used the correct unit throughout.

Width 110 cm / 43.3 in
Height 55 cm / 21.65 in, top rail to the longest fringe tips
Proportion About twice as wide as it is tall - a horizontal band, not a floor-length drop
Wall space needed About 110 cm wide by 60 cm tall including clearance for the fringe to hang free
Measurement tolerance Not published by the supplier for this listing
Weight Not published

The supplier's own labeled diagram: 110 cm wide, 55 cm tall

How to hang it

With the rod option, the three connecting sticks join end to end to form a single 110 cm rail, which then rests on hooks or an existing curtain rod - the pieces themselves are not hooks. Without the rod option, the supplier does not show or describe how the top edge finishes; no separate photograph exists for that choice, so we cannot confirm whether it ends in loops for your own rod or simply in the same header cord seen on the rod version.

Care instructions conflict between the supplier's two sources. Its attribute table lists Cleaning Type as "Hand Wash," while its description text instead recommends bouncing the piece or using a blower to remove dust - no water at all. We are stating both rather than picking one.

Macrame Leaf Valance, 110 x 55 cm, With or Without Rod - Panel only, no rod

Specs, straight from the supplier · 14 rows
Object A hand-knotted macrame leaf-pattern valance, sold with or without a connecting-stick top rail
Size 110 cm wide, 55 cm tall
Material Conflicting. The attribute table lists "Polyester / Cotton," while the description text states "Material: Cotton" plainly. Not resolved.
Color Natural color of cotton rope, per the supplier's description text - one colorway only
Technics Handmade, per the supplier's attribute table
Frame No
Package, with stick option 1 tapestry panel plus 3 connecting sticks, per the supplier's packing list
Package, without stick option 1 tapestry panel, nothing else
Cleaning type The attribute table says hand wash; the description text instead says to bounce or blower the dust off. Both are the supplier's own words and they do not agree.
Suitable for, per the supplier "Privacy curtains, window curtains, blackout curtains, wall hangings" - the blackout claim does not match the open knotwork shown in every photograph. See Honest Limits.
Pattern / Pattern type fields The attribute table lists "PRINTED" and "Scenic," which describe a printed, pictorial textile. This is a hand-knotted cord piece with no print and no scene - these two fields appear to be leftover category defaults and are not repeated as fact.
Style "Plain," per the supplier's style field
Brand Unbranded. The supplier's brand field reads "NONE."
High-concern chemicals declared None

Picking with or without the rod

With the connecting sticks. Costs more, and gives you a ready-made 110 cm top rail built from three joined pieces - useful if you have nothing else the right length to hang it from, or want it to rest across hooks without threading a rod through anything.

Without the rod. Costs less, ships as the panel alone, and suits anyone who already owns a curtain rod, a wooden dowel or a rail the right length. What the top edge looks like without the sticks is not shown in any supplier photograph, so if you need loops or a pocket for your own rod, confirm that before ordering rather than assuming it.

Both options are the same 110 x 55 cm panel in the same single cream colorway - the choice is only about what shows up in the box to hang it with.

Where this actually earns its place

Above a headboard, where a full floor-length hanging would compete with the bedding. At 55 cm tall, this sits as a band of texture along the top of the wall instead, which is the shape headboard wall decor actually wants in a narrow room.

Over a mantel, a console or a row of wall hooks, the way the supplier photographs it - the fringe falls just far enough to read as intentional without swallowing whatever sits underneath. That is the use case behind macrame valance as a search term, and it is what this piece is actually built for.

As a topper layered over a plain roller shade or sheer, where the "curtain" framing in the title does apply loosely - it can dress the top of a window as a valance, filtering a narrow band of light, without functioning as the window's only covering. It is not a privacy or blackout solution on its own; see Honest Limits.

Honest limits

  • It is not a window curtain, whatever the title says. At 55 cm tall it covers a fraction of a standard window or door. Every supplier photograph shows it as a topper above furniture, never covering an opening.
  • The supplier's own "blackout curtain" claim is false. Its "suitable for" line lists privacy, window and blackout curtains alongside wall hangings, but the knotwork is open and lace-like in every photograph. It filters a room's edges; it does not darken one.
  • The fiber content is not confirmed. The attribute table says "Polyester / Cotton"; the description text says "Cotton." We have not been able to resolve which is correct.
  • Care instructions disagree with themselves. The attribute table says hand wash; the description text says dust it with a blower instead and says nothing about washing. We have stated both rather than picking one.
  • There is no photograph of the "without stick" option. The supplier's two option images for this listing are identical, so we cannot confirm how the top edge finishes on the rod-free version.
  • The store listing's size value reads "110x55m." That is a typo for centimeters, carried over from the supplier's option data. The actual size, confirmed in the supplier's own description text and diagram, is 110 x 55 cm.
  • No weight and no size tolerance are published for this listing, unlike some others in this collection.

Before you buy

Is this a full window curtain?

No. It measures 110 cm wide by 55 cm tall - about the top fifth of a standard doorway. Every supplier photograph shows it hung as a topper above furniture, not covering a window or door opening.

What's the difference between the two options?

Hardware, not size or color. The "with stick" option includes three connecting wood sticks that join into a 110 cm top rail, per the supplier's packing list. The "without stick" option ships the panel alone, with nothing to hang it from.

Is it cotton or polyester?

The supplier's own data disagrees. Its attribute table lists "Polyester / Cotton," while its description text states "Material: Cotton." We could not resolve the conflict from the supplier's own listing.

Will it block light or give privacy, like the supplier's listing suggests?

No. The supplier's "suitable for" line mentions blackout curtains, but the knotwork is open and lace-like in every one of its own photographs. It softens a space; it does not darken or screen it.

Why does the size show as "110x55m" on the product page?

It is a typo carried over from the supplier's own option data - meters instead of centimeters. The actual size, confirmed in the supplier's description text and its own labeled diagram, is 110 cm wide by 55 cm tall.

How do I clean it?

The supplier gives two different answers. Its attribute table says hand wash; its description text instead recommends bouncing the piece or using a blower to remove dust, with no mention of water. We are passing along both rather than choosing one.

Does the "without stick" version have a way to hang it?

Not confirmed. The supplier provides no separate photograph of that option, so we cannot say whether the top edge has loops for your own rod or finishes the same way as the rod version. Check with the supplier's listing details or plan to add your own hanging solution.

Is it handmade?

The supplier's own attribute table lists Technics as "Handmade." We repeat that as the supplier's stated attribute rather than something independently verified.

Detailed questions and answers

How much wall space does it need?

About 110 cm wide by 60 cm tall, allowing clearance for the fringe to hang free below the 55 cm knotted body.

What exactly are the '3 connecting sticks'?

Per the supplier's own packing list, the 'with stick' option ships three separate wood stick pieces that join end to end into a single 110 cm top rail, rather than one solid dowel.

Where should I hang this?

Above furniture rather than in a window or doorway - a headboard, a mantel, a console, or a row of wall hooks, which is how the supplier photographs it in every room shot.

Does it come in other colors?

No. The supplier's description text states one colorway: natural color of cotton rope. The Shopify option is labeled 'Color' but both of its values describe the rod choice, not a color.

What does the pattern look like up close?

A repeating spiral of leaf and vine shapes knotted down roughly ten columns, in plain cream cord with no dye or print, tapering into loose fringe with knotted tassel tips.

Is the Color option really about color?

No, despite the label. Both option values describe whether connecting rod sticks are included, not a color choice - there is only one colorway on this listing.

How much does it weigh?

Not published by the supplier for this listing.

Will the size be exact?

No tolerance figure is published for this listing, unlike some others in this collection where the supplier states a 1-2 cm allowance.

What brand is this?

Unbranded. The supplier's own brand field reads 'NONE.'

Is this claimed to be eco-friendly or artisan-made?

The supplier's attribute table states Technics as 'Handmade' and nothing more specific. No artisan, maker or eco-material claim is made anywhere in the supplier's own data, so none is repeated here.

Can I use it over a mantel or shelf?

Yes - that is the use shown in the supplier's own room photographs, with the fringe falling just past the top of the furniture below.

What exactly is in the box?

Depends on the option chosen. 'With stick' ships the panel plus 3 connecting wood sticks. 'Without stick' ships the panel only - nothing else is listed either way.

Is this a printed tapestry?

No, despite two attribute-table fields reading 'PRINTED' and 'Scenic.' The piece is entirely hand-knotted cord with no printed surface or pictorial scene; those two fields appear to be leftover category defaults and do not describe this product.

Search terms covered on this page

macrame leaf valance; best macrame leaf valance; 110 x 55 cm; with or without rod; macrame leaf pattern; macrame valance; boho fringe wall hanging; headboard wall decor; macrame curtain topper; macrame valance with connecting rod; macrame valance panel only; above a headboard; above a mantel; above a console; window valance topper; macrame leaf valance above a headboard; macrame leaf valance above a mantel; macrame leaf valance above a console; macrame leaf valance for window valance topper

Frequently asked questions

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

Is this a full window curtain?

No. It measures 110 cm wide by 55 cm tall - about the top fifth of a standard doorway. Every supplier photograph shows it hung as a topper above furniture, not covering a window or door opening.

What's the difference between the two options?

Hardware, not size or color. The 'with stick' option includes three connecting wood sticks that join into a 110 cm top rail, per the supplier's packing list. The 'without stick' option ships the panel alone, with nothing to hang it from.

Is it cotton or polyester?

The supplier's own data disagrees. Its attribute table lists 'Polyester / Cotton,' while its description text states 'Material: Cotton.' We could not resolve the conflict from the supplier's own listing.

Will it block light or give privacy, like the supplier's listing suggests?

No. The supplier's 'suitable for' line mentions blackout curtains, but the knotwork is open and lace-like in every one of its own photographs. It softens a space; it does not darken or screen it.

Why does the size show as '110x55m' on the product page?

It is a typo carried over from the supplier's own option data - meters instead of centimeters. The actual size, confirmed in the supplier's description text and its own labeled diagram, is 110 cm wide by 55 cm tall.

How do I clean it?

The supplier gives two different answers. Its attribute table says hand wash; its description text instead recommends bouncing the piece or using a blower to remove dust, with no mention of water. We are passing along both rather than choosing one.

Does the 'without stick' version have a way to hang it?

Not confirmed. The supplier provides no separate photograph of that option, so we cannot say whether the top edge has loops for your own rod or finishes the same way as the rod version.

Is it handmade?

The supplier's own attribute table lists Technics as 'Handmade.' We repeat that as the supplier's stated attribute rather than something independently verified.

How much wall space does it need?

About 110 cm wide by 60 cm tall, allowing clearance for the fringe to hang free below the 55 cm knotted body.

What exactly are the '3 connecting sticks'?

Per the supplier's own packing list, the 'with stick' option ships three separate wood stick pieces that join end to end into a single 110 cm top rail, rather than one solid dowel.

Where should I hang this?

Above furniture rather than in a window or doorway - a headboard, a mantel, a console, or a row of wall hooks, which is how the supplier photographs it in every room shot.

Does it come in other colors?

No. The supplier's description text states one colorway: natural color of cotton rope. The Shopify option is labeled 'Color' but both of its values describe the rod choice, not a color.

What does the pattern look like up close?

A repeating spiral of leaf and vine shapes knotted down roughly ten columns, in plain cream cord with no dye or print, tapering into loose fringe with knotted tassel tips.

Is the Color option really about color?

No, despite the label. Both option values describe whether connecting rod sticks are included, not a color choice - there is only one colorway on this listing.

How much does it weigh?

Not published by the supplier for this listing.

Will the size be exact?

No tolerance figure is published for this listing, unlike some others in this collection where the supplier states a 1-2 cm allowance.

What brand is this?

Unbranded. The supplier's own brand field reads 'NONE.'

Is this claimed to be eco-friendly or artisan-made?

The supplier's attribute table states Technics as 'Handmade' and nothing more specific. No artisan, maker or eco-material claim is made anywhere in the supplier's own data, so none is repeated here.

Can I use it over a mantel or shelf?

Yes - that is the use shown in the supplier's own room photographs, with the fringe falling just past the top of the furniture below.

What exactly is in the box?

Depends on the option chosen. 'With stick' ships the panel plus 3 connecting wood sticks. 'Without stick' ships the panel only - nothing else is listed either way.

Is this a printed tapestry?

No, despite two attribute-table fields reading 'PRINTED' and 'Scenic.' The piece is entirely hand-knotted cord with no printed surface or pictorial scene; those two fields appear to be leftover category defaults and do not describe this product.

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