Macrame Wall Hanging Banner, 60-130cm, 2 Styles

A vertical bohemian macrame wall hanging with geometric diamond and triangle patterns in burgundy, sage green, and cream, suspended against a solid teal background.

Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

Ten options on one listing, and they are not ten versions of the same banner

Click through the color swatches on this page and the picture keeps changing shape, not just shade. Some options are an open zigzag that lets the wall show through in triangle-shaped gaps. Others are a dense, solid panel with small round eyelets and a fan-knot at the center of every diamond. A shopper who picks by color alone, the way you would on almost any other listing, can end up with a completely different object than the one they thought they were choosing.

This is a huge macrame wall hanging built as a single narrow strip meant to run down a wall rather than spread across it - the kind of piece people reach for when a doorway, a headboard wall, or the dead space beside a bookshelf needs height instead of width.

Sold as a macrame wall hanging in five lengths - 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm - with two colors sharing most lengths, it is priced and marketed as one product family. The photographs make clear it is closer to two product families that happen to share a rod and a price list: an airy chevron banner, and a dense knotted panel. Both are honestly boho macrame wall hanging pieces, and both read as big wall art for living room use once hung, but they are not interchangeable, and this page says so rather than papering over it.

Close macro of the cream cord in a tight interlocking knot, cream undyed fiber

What you get

One banner, one length, one color. Each order is a single hanging piece on a pale wooden dowel with a cord loop at the top. The lifestyle photographs that show two or three side by side are showing several separate purchases, not a set.
Five lengths to choose from. 60 cm, 70 cm, 90 cm, 110 cm and 130 cm, read directly from the ten option names. That is the "5 Lengths" the title promises, confirmed.
Two knotting styles bundled into one option list. Roughly half the ten names photograph as an open chevron zigzag; the rest photograph as a dense panel of knotted diamonds with small eyelets. The option names do not flag which is which - color and length are all you get to go on before you order.
More on this below.
No hardware, no instructions. Nothing beyond the banner itself is shown or described. The only hanging point is the cord loop already tied at the top.

Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall

Our description carries eight separate size diagrams. Five of the printed heights match a length we actually sell - 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm - and those five are the numbers below. Two more diagrams, at 65 cm and 80 cm, do not correspond to any length in the current ten-variant lineup; they most likely survive from an earlier, larger version of this product, and they are not reproduced here because publishing them next to five different real lengths would only invite a wrong order.

Shortest	60 cm / 23.6 in tall. Two option names use this length.
Short	70 cm / 27.6 in tall. Two option names use this length.
Mid	90 cm / 35.4 in tall. Three option names use this length.
Long	110 cm / 43.3 in tall. Two option names use this length.
Longest	130 cm / 51.2 in tall. One option name uses this length.
Rod width, as claimed in every option name	20 cm / 7.9 in, printed the same way in all ten option names.
Rod width, as printed on our diagrams	Not consistent. The 90/110/130 cm diagrams print the rod at 20 cm, matching the option names. Both 60 cm diagrams print the rod at 15 cm, and the 65 cm and 80 cm diagrams (neither a length we currently sell) print it at 20 cm. So the two shortest, cheapest options are the ones most likely to arrive narrower than their own option name says.

Our size diagram: yellow, orange and off-white panels measuring 90 cm, 110 cm and 130 cm, each on a rod labeled 20 cm

The diagram above is the cleanest one we have: three dense panels, 90, 110 and 130 cm, side by side with a person's hand in frame for scale. Each rod is captioned "Height 20cm," which is a labeling mistake in the original diagram - that number is the width of the rod, not a second height - but the 20 cm figure itself lines up with what the option names claim for these three lengths.

Our size diagram of the 60 cm panel, with the rod labeled 15 cm rather than 20 cm

This second diagram is the 60 cm size, and its rod is captioned "Rod length: 15cm" - five centimeters narrower than the "20cm long" every option name promises. We are printing both numbers rather than picking the flattering one. If the rod width matters to your wall - a narrow gap between shelves, a specific stud spacing - measure for 15 cm on the two 60 cm options and 20 cm on everything else, and treat 20 cm as the working number rather than a guarantee until the piece is in hand.

How to hang it

There is one fixing point on every length: the cord loop already knotted at the top of the dowel.

The two knotting styles hang differently in practice. The open chevron pieces are mostly air - thin bundles of cord crossing in V shapes - so they move slightly with a draft and photograph best with a little wall showing on both sides. The dense panels are a solid woven face with almost no gap, so they read as a single block from across a room and suit a spot where you want the wall fully covered rather than glimpsed through.

Yellow, orange and off-white dense-panel banners hung side by side, graduated in height

Hung as a graduated trio - shortest to longest, left to right or centered - the three dense-panel lengths photograph well together, and nothing about the construction stops you from ordering two or three lengths in one color family to do the same. Expect a slight wave in the cord out of the packaging on any length; letting it hang for a day settles most of it, and a hand-comb through the fringe on the dense panels finishes the rest.

Specs · 13 rows

Product type	Single-piece wall banner on a wooden dowel with a cord hanging loop. No shelf, no bracket.
Material	The photographs show twisted cotton-look cord over a light wooden dowel; no fiber percentage is published anywhere.
Construction, chevron style	An open zigzag of diamond outlines down the center, knotted in two or three colors, finishing in a straight-cut fringe. The wall is visible through the gaps.
Construction, dense-panel style	A continuous run of knotted diamonds, each with a small open eyelet and a radiating fan-knot at its center, finishing in a longer combed fringe. Almost no wall shows through.
Lengths sold	60 cm, 70 cm, 90 cm, 110 cm, 130 cm - five lengths, matching the "5 Lengths" claim in the title
Rod width, as named	20 cm on every one of the ten option names
Rod width, as diagrammed	20 cm on the 90/110/130 cm diagrams; 15 cm on both 60 cm diagrams
Option names, verbatim	Red bean paste green wooden pole (110 cm); Yellow wooden pole (90 cm and, separately, 60 cm); Orange wooden pole (110 cm); Off-white wooden pole (130 cm); Green wooden pole (60 cm); Blue wooden pole (70 cm); Color matching wooden pole (70 cm); Blue color matching wooden pole (90 cm); Avocado-colored wooden pole (90 cm)
Package contents	One banner per order, read from the option structure rather than a shipping list.
Hanging hardware	None supplied and none described
Weight and care	Neither is published. Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on the lowest setting is a reasonable default care routine, not an instruction printed on the piece.

Picking a length and color

Start with length, because it decides more than color does. 60 and 70 cm sit comfortably over a nightstand or beside a doorway without needing much clearance below. 90 cm suits a headboard wall with a footboard or a low dresser underneath. 110 and 130 cm want a genuinely tall run of wall - a stairwell, a two-story entry, or a living room wall with nothing else competing below the halfway mark.

Ten option names cover that range: Red bean paste green (110 cm - a dark wine-red tone, the translation itself pairs an odd color name with "green," and this is the one length-color pairing with no matching photograph anywhere in our eleven description images), Yellow (sold at both 90 cm and, separately, 60 cm), Orange (110 cm), Off-white (130 cm), Green (60 cm), Blue (70 cm), Color matching (70 cm, read from the photographs as a tonal, single-family palette rather than a contrast color), Blue color matching (90 cm), and Avocado-colored (90 cm). Nine names across ten variants, because Yellow is sold twice, at two different lengths.

Color names alone will not tell you which knotting style you are ordering. The clearest pairing is the three dense panels shown together at 90, 110 and 130 cm — in mustard yellow, rust orange and undyed cream respectively, in that order. Every other color-to-length pairing here is read from option text with no matching size diagram, so treat the "Picking" guidance above as a length decision first and a color guess second.

Where this actually earns its place

A stairwell or a two-story entry is the strongest case for the 110 and 130 cm lengths - most giant wall tapestry pieces are wide, and a wide piece cannot go where a narrow one can, next to a door casing or in the gap beside a window. A single long banner fills the vertical run that a horizontal piece never could.

Second, a headboard wall at 90 cm, hung centered above the pillows with the footboard or a low dresser doing the job a second piece of furniture would otherwise do. This is the most literal reading of big wall art for living room and bedroom use alike - height standing in for width.

Cream, sage and olive banners hung above a gray sofa in a living room

Third, a narrow strip beside a sofa or a bookshelf at 60 or 70 cm - the width a full huge wall tapestry or a canvas print would never fit into, filled instead by a single 20 cm-wide (or, on the two shortest lengths, closer to 15 cm-wide) banner that asks nothing of the wall around it. It is a specialist's answer to a specific gap, not a general-purpose big wall tapestry for a wide-open wall.

Honest limits

This is one listing acting as two products. Roughly half the ten option names photograph as an airy open chevron; the rest photograph as a dense knotted panel. The option names give you color and length, not construction - you will not know which style you are getting from the name alone.
The rod is not always 20 cm, whatever every option name says. Both diagrams for the 60 cm length print the rod at 15 cm. If rod width is load-bearing for your plan, expect 15 cm on the two shortest options.
One variant has no matching photograph at all. "Red bean paste green wooden pole, 110 cm" does not appear, in that color or that length, in any of our eleven description images. The 110 cm slot in our clearest diagram is filled by orange, not red-bean-paste green.
The ten variant thumbnails are illustrations, not photographs of the piece. They are named to match the option text (for example, a file named for "red bean paste green, 20x110") rather than being a distinct real photo per variant. Treat them as a guide to color and length, not a confirmed picture of what arrives.

Before you buy

Are the ten options ten colors of the same design?

No. The option names list color and length only - they do not tell you which construction you are ordering.

Is the rod really 20 cm on every option?

Not confirmed for the 60 cm length. For both 60 cm variants, the rod is 15 cm, not 20. The 90, 110 and 130 cm diagrams do match the 20 cm claim.

What comes in the box?

One banner, on its wooden dowel, with a cord loop already tied at the top. No nail, hook, or adhesive strip is included or described anywhere in our own product data.

Which length should I pick for a stairwell?

110 or 130 cm. Those are the two longest options we sell, and our clearest size diagram photographs both together with the 90 cm length for direct comparison.

What is it made of?

Twisted, cotton-look cord over a light wooden dowel.

Why does one option have no photo?

"Red bean paste green wooden pole, 110 cm" does not appear in any of the eleven description images we have, in either that color or that length. The 110 cm example we do photograph is orange. If you are ordering the red bean paste green option, treat the color as a text description rather than a confirmed photograph.

Frequently asked questions

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

what can i put on a tall narrow wall?

Yes - it is photographed in a living room on a narrow wall beside a sofa. We sell five lengths: 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm. The rod is 15 cm on both 60 cm options; 20 cm applies from 70 cm up. Beside a bed, the 20x70 reaches from picture-rail height down to nightstand height.

what is macrame made of?

Twisted, cotton-look cord knotted over a light wooden dowel. No fiber percentage is published, so we won't put a number on it - what you see in the photos is the best guide we have.

how wide should wall art be above a nightstand?

The five lengths available are 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm. The rod is 15 cm wide on the two 60 cm options. For a nightstand, the shorter 60 or 70 cm lengths tend to sit closer to the furniture's own width than the 110 or 130 cm pieces, which read as full headboard-height pieces instead.

how much should i pay for a macrame wall hanging?

What's fixed is what ships: one of ten options, no hardware, in one of five lengths - 60, 70, 90, 110 or 130 cm.

can you wash macrame in the washing machine?

No - don't machine wash it. Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting instead, working down the cord. The cord is a twisted, cotton-look fiber that rarely hangs straight again once soaked.

how to hang art on plaster walls without drilling?

A single picture hook is usually enough for a cord-and-wood piece this size; a stud or masonry anchor is sturdier if one falls behind your chosen spot. No fixings ship with it, so plan to supply your own hook or anchor rather than relying on the included cord loop alone.

do macrame wall hangings collect dust?

Yes, especially the open chevron style, where more cord surface is exposed to air.

what to hang above a nightstand instead of a lamp?

This piece works there - it's photographed beside a sofa and beside a headboard, and the shorter 60 or 70 cm lengths suit a nightstand-height spot better than the longer ones. The rod on the 60 cm options measures 15 cm, not 20 cm.

what colors go with rust orange decor?

The options are: Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel; Off-white: undyed cream, dense panel. Match the cord to the softest thing in the room rather than to the paint, and the piece will read as part of the room instead of an object stuck on it. It is photographed in a living room on a narrow wall beside a sofa.

are macrame wall hangings a fire hazard?

No flame rating is published for this piece, so we don't claim one. Keep it away from candles, heaters and open flame the way you would any cord-and-wood textile.

macrame wall hanging vs tapestry which is better?

Macrame is tied by hand; a woven tapestry is made on a loom. This piece is knotted work on a short pale wooden dowel with a cord hanging loop at the top, so it has more texture and depth than a flat printed or woven tapestry.

is macrame safe to hang above a baby crib?

Hang it above the reach line and well out of arm's reach of a cot. No flame rating and no safety certification are published for this piece, so we make no claim about either - the same caution applies to any hanging textile near a crib.

how to hang two wall hangings side by side?

Ten options make this one of the widest single-product choices we carry, but it's really two visually different pieces sharing a rod and price: an airy chevron banner and a dense knotted panel. Pick two of the same knotting style if you want a matched pair, since color alone won't tell you which style you're getting.

how long does a macrame wall hanging take to ship?

What's fixed regardless of timing is what ships: one banner, one length, one color, on its own wooden dowel.

will a macrame wall hanging fade in sunlight?

No light-fastness rating is published. Direct sun will lift color out of any dyed cord over time, so a wall that doesn't take midday sun is the safer spot for it, especially for the more saturated colorways like orange or blue.

how to trim macrame fringe straight?

Hang it and leave it. Cord drops out under its own weight over a few days. Do not iron it: there is no fiber content published that would tell you a safe temperature. The options are Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel.

what to give as a bridal shower gift that is not kitchenware?

It arrives flat or rolled and needs one hook, so it is a gift that does not ask the recipient to assemble anything. There is a choice of option to make, so check what they would pick. The options are Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel.

How many options does this come in?

10. They are: Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel; Off-white: undyed cream, dense panel; Green: sage green with cream, chevron; Blue: mid blue with cream, chevron. All are 20 cm wide, so this is a narrow strip product; the difference between options is how far down the wall it runs.

Which option is the most neutral?

The cream or undyed option where there is one. The full list is: Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel; Off-white: undyed cream, dense panel; Green: sage green with cream, chevron. It is photographed in a living room on a narrow wall beside a sofa.

What exactly is published for the size?

Five lengths are published: 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm. Depth off the wall and weight aren't published for any length, so plan your wall space and hardware around the length alone.

Is there anything about this piece I should know first?

Twisted cord over a wooden dowel. It's also really two visually different pieces bundled into one option list: an airy chevron banner and a dense knotted panel, so read the photos before picking a color.

What is the wood?

Ten total color-and-length options make this one of the widest choices we carry in this style.

Does it come with a hook or a nail?

No - no fixings are included, so plan to supply your own hook or anchor. The two knotting styles also photograph very differently, so a buyer choosing on color name alone could end up with either the open chevron or the dense panel.

Will it shed?

Cut cord ends shed a little at first and settle down after a week or two; vacuuming the floor under it once usually stops it being noticeable. This applies across all five lengths, from the shortest 60 cm option up to the longest 130 cm.

Will it work in a rental?

Yes, if you hang it on an adhesive hook rather than a nail. It has one hanging point, so there is only one mark to avoid making. The options are Red bean paste green: deep wine red with green and cream; Yellow: mustard, dense panel; Orange: rust orange, dense panel.

Is the price for one piece?

Check the option name before ordering. Where an option names a set or a pair, that is what ships; where it does not, treat it as a single piece. The option axis publishes the sizes: 20x60, 20x70, 20x90, 20x110 and 20x130 cm.

How far from the ceiling should I hang it?

Hang the top edge at eye level or a little above, then step back. On a piece that drops, the bottom edge matters more than the top: leave a hand's width between it and whatever sits underneath. All are 20 cm wide, so this is a narrow strip product; the difference between options is how far down the wall it runs.

Does it work with other art on the same wall?

It reads as texture rather than as a picture, so it sits beside framed prints without competing. Give it its own column of wall rather than a slot in a grid. It is photographed in a living room on a narrow wall beside a sofa.

What happens if it gets damp?

Cord holds damp and dries slowly, so keep it off a bathroom wall and away from a kettle or a shower door. No moisture rating is published for this piece, and a slow-drying cord is more prone to mildew in a humid spot than a sealed material would be.

How is this different from a printed tapestry?

A printed tapestry is one flat piece of fabric with an image on it. This piece is built from knotted cord over a wooden dowel, so it has real depth and casts its own shadow rather than lying flat against the wall.

Will it suit a small room?

Read the proportion in the lifestyle photographs rather than the length number alone. A 130 cm piece that fills a headboard wall in a large bedroom will crowd a small one, so the shorter 60 or 70 cm options are the safer starting point for a tight space.

Is the rod the same width on every length?

Not confirmed. The rod on the 60 cm length is 15 cm, not 20. The 90, 110 and 130 cm diagrams do match the 20 cm claim.

Are the product photos real photographs?

The ten variant thumbnails are named to match the option text exactly rather than each carrying a distinct real photo, which points to some of them being illustrations built from the option text rather than photographs of the physical piece. Treat them as a guide to color and length, not a confirmed picture of what arrives.

Does every option have a matching photo?

No. "Red bean paste green wooden pole, 110 cm" does not appear, in that color or that length, in any of our eleven description images. The 110 cm example we do photograph is orange.

Which lengths does this actually come in?

Five: 60, 70, 90, 110 and 130 cm, read from the ten option names. Two more diagrams we have on file, at 65 and 80 cm, do not match any length this piece currently sells and are not this product's sizes.

Can I order two different lengths in the same color family to hang together?

Yes — nothing about the construction prevents it, and the 90, 110 and 130 cm dense panels hang side by side as a graduated trio. You would place that as two or three separate orders, since each order is one banner.