Large Macrame Wall Hanging, 100 x 100 cm Knotted Leaf Panel

Hang it above the reach line and out of arm's reach of a cot. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.

What is fixed is what ships: 1 option and no hardware. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.

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 one option, so there is nothing to get wrong. One of the few pieces in the batch that is genuinely knotwork across its whole face rather than a fringe hung from a board, and is the proof: the leaves are formed from the knots themselves, not applied on top.

Macrame is tied by hand and a woven tapestry is made on a loom. This piece is knotted work. Pale dowel with cord loops at each end; the upper two thirds is dense knotwork with leaf motifs branching off diagonal. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.

Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.

Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.

Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting, working downward with the cord. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large.

It ships from our warehouse and the delivery estimate shown at checkout is the one to trust. Contains cotton.

It is photographed in a living room above a sofa and in a bedroom above a headboard. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.

The published measurement is 100 x 100 cm. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. Measure the wall first: the number that matters is the gap you are filling, not the piece. One of the few pieces in the batch that is genuinely knotwork across its whole face rather than a fringe hung from a board, and is the proof: the leaves are formed from the knots themselves, not applied on top.

It hangs from a single cord loop, so it works on a backdrop frame or a hired stand as easily as on a wall. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width. There is one colorway: Beige: undyed natural cream throughout.

No light fastness rating is published. Direct sun will lift color out of any dyed cord in time, so a wall that does not take midday sun is the safer place for it. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large.

No. One option ships, so there is no color or size decision to make and nothing to get wrong when you order.

One of the few pieces in the batch that is genuinely knotwork across its whole face rather than a fringe hung from a board, and is the proof: the leaves are formed from the knots themselves, not applied on top.

A stained panel or dowel. The published measurement is 100 x 100 cm.

Cut cord ends shed a little at first and settle after a week or two. Vacuum the floor under it once and it stops being noticeable. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large.

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. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.

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. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

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. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.

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. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.

Cord holds damp and dries slowly. Keep it off a bathroom wall and away from a kettle or a shower door.

Read the proportion in the lifestyle photographs rather than the word in the title. A piece that fills a headboard in a large bedroom will crowd a small one. One of the few pieces in the batch that is genuinely knotwork across its whole face rather than a fringe hung from a board, and is the proof: the leaves are formed from the knots themselves, not applied on top.

The cord is dyed rather than printed, so the color runs through the strand. No light fastness figure is published, so treat strong sun as a risk. There is one colorway: Beige: undyed natural cream throughout.

Keep it off a wall directly above a radiator or a heater. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large.

Yes. It is light and it folds, so it goes in a padded envelope or a small box without a frame to protect. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

For a dry day under cover, yes. It is not rated for weather and damp cord takes a long time to dry, so it should not be left out overnight. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.

Cord weight, the amount of knotwork and whether a piece is genuinely hand tied account for most of it. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.

Judge it from the lifestyle photographs against the furniture, not from the studio shot on a plain ground, which flattens the scale.

Yes. It hangs from one cord loop, so a rail hook carries it as well as a wall hook does, and it leaves the wall untouched. There is one colorway: Beige: undyed natural cream throughout.

Roll it rather than fold it, cord outward, and keep it dry. A fold line in cord takes weeks to drop out; a roll leaves none. Published on the option axis as 100 x 100 cm, so square and large.

It reads better with empty wall on either side than crowded between furniture. Judge the gap from the room photographs rather than the studio shot. Above a three-seat sofa it spans about two thirds of the sofa; above a double bed it fills the headboard width.

The face is what is photographed. Cord is dyed through, so the back is the same color, but the knot and cord ends show on the reverse. It is photographed in a living room above a sofa.

Only the fixing does. The piece itself rests against the paint and does not mark it; choose the hook for the wall you have. It is photographed in a bedroom above a headboard.

It arrives in the shipper's own packing, so plan to re-wrap it if it is a present. Polyester / Cotton. A blend, not pure cotton, and the page does not describe it as cotton.

No. Our note reads 'sticks not included', although every photograph shows one. You will need a pole, two brackets and wall fixings, and the loops are a fixed size so buy the pole after the panel arrives.

100 x 100 cm, from our option value. There is no size diagram anywhere in this page to check that against, which is worth knowing. Allow about 120 x 130 cm of wall, including room for the rod above the header.

Yes, and it is arguably better as one - our own kitchen photograph hangs it across a window, with the leaf work over the glass and the points falling below. It filters light into a pattern. It is not a blind: it gives no privacy and blocks nothing.

Neither. The leaves and vines are knotted directly into the cord, so they stand slightly proud of the surface and cast their own shadow. That is why the pattern reads in a single cream color with no dye at all.

Because a meter square of dense cord ships folded. Comb the free-hanging section downward with your fingers and give it a couple of days on the rod. Do not pull on the V points - they are cut ends and tension distorts the knot rows above them.