Tree of Life Wall Hanging, 30 x 75 cm, 3 Colors

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Woven Tree of Life Wall Hanging, 75 cm Drop, 3 Colors

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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box

Most rope wall art is a circle or a triangle. This one has a shape inside the shape

A lot of fringe wall hangings are the same object with different proportions: a ring or a bar, cord hanging straight down. This one has a trunk, branches and a canopy of leaf shapes worked into a 30 cm ring before the fringe even starts, so from across a room it reads as a tree, not a texture. The cord is wound and wrapped tightly around a shaped frame rather than knotted - the same technique this store uses on its wound-yarn hoop sets - which is why the branches hold a crisp line instead of the softer, looser look of knotted macrame.

It is a single piece: one tree of life wall hanging, about 30 cm / 11.81 in across the ring and 75 cm / 29.53 in long to the fringe tips, sold in dark green, light green or white. Below the ring, loose cord tails run straight down and end in a frayed point, the same fringe construction as the rest of this collection's tree of life tapestry pieces. One hanging loop at the top is the only hardware on it.

The supplier's own attribute table lists the material as Textile & Fabric and the brand as none; its product information card separately names the material as cotton cord and calls the piece entirely handmade, warning that size and weight can vary slightly piece to piece. Those are the supplier's own words, repeated as the supplier's words rather than something measured on this end.

Close view of a dark green tree of life woven and wrapped inside a 30 cm cord ring

What you get

One tree of life piece, in the color you choose. Every photograph that shows two trees side by side is two different colorways staged together - each is its own order at its own price, not a two-piece set.
A 30 cm ring holding the tree shape, with 75 cm total length down to the fringe, from the supplier's own size diagram.
Three colorways: dark green, light green and white, each the same size and shape.
A poly bag, not a box. The supplier's packaging field reads OPP bag. Expect the fringe to arrive a little creased.
One hanging loop and nothing else. No nail, no hook, no wall anchor is listed or shown in any photograph.

Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall

The supplier publishes one diagram, carrying both figures used on every option: the ring's width and the piece's full length. Everything past those two numbers below is arithmetic on them, and it is labeled as such.

Ring width	30 cm / 11.81 in, the widest point of the tree canopy
Total length	75 cm / 29.53 in, measured from the top of the ring down to the fringe tips. The diagram's arrow starts at the ring, not at the hanging loop above it, so the loop adds a little more before the nail.
Fringe length, estimated	About 45 cm / 17.7 in - the 75 cm total minus the 30 cm ring. This is our subtraction, not a number the supplier printed.
Wall space, one piece	Roughly 30 x 75 cm of clear wall, plus room either side for the fringe to hang free of a frame or window trim
Wall space, two colors side by side	About 65-70 cm wide, scaled off the supplier's own lifestyle photograph rather than a published figure - the gap between the two rings in that photo is roughly one ring-width
Depth off the wall	Not published. The macro photograph shows cord wrapped around a rigid core, so the ring itself sits close to flat; the trunk is thicker where the cord is wound over itself several times.
Weight	Not published by the supplier

Supplier size diagram: 30 cm / 11.81 in ring width, 75 cm / 29.53 in total length to the fringe tips

Before you commit to a nail hole, mark 30 cm wide and 75 cm tall in tape. On a narrow wall - beside a doorway, up a stairwell, in the gap next to a headboard - that is a tall, slim footprint that a wide framed print cannot match.

How to hang it

There is one loop of cord at the top of the ring. A single small nail or picture hook through that loop is what every supplier photograph shows; no bracket, no second fixing point and no published weight rating exist for it, so treat the loop gently and check it after the first few days on the wall.

The supplier's own lifestyle photographs pair a dark green and a light green piece side by side above a bed, with a small gap between the two rings - roughly one ring-width, by eye. That is a styling choice using two separate orders, not a bundled two-pack, and the page says so above because the framing invites the opposite read. If you want that look, buy both colors; buying one gets you one tree.

Dark green and light green tree of life pieces hung side by side above a bed, sold as separate single-color pieces

The fringe travels flat in a poly bag and will show fold creases on arrival. Hang it and let gravity work for a day or two before deciding the cord needs anything more; if creases persist, a light hand-steaming at a distance - never an iron directly on the cord - relaxes them the way it would a tassel or fringe on any textile.

Specs, straight from the supplier · 11 rows

Object	A tree shape wound and wrapped in cord inside a round frame, with straight cord fringe hanging below it
Ring width / total length	30 cm / 11.81 in wide, 75 cm / 29.53 in long, from the supplier's size diagram
Material, attribute table	Textile & Fabric, which names no specific fiber
Material, product card	Cotton cord, per the supplier's separate product information card
Colorways	Dark green, light green, white
Construction	Cord wound and wrapped around a shaped core to form the trunk, branches and canopy; loose cord fringe below, frayed at the ends
Style, as declared	Europe
High-concerned chemical	None, per the attribute table
Brand	None. The supplier's brand field reads NONE.
Packaging	OPP bag (poly bag), per the supplier's product card. No retail box.
Handmade disclaimer	The supplier's product card calls this entirely handmade and states size and weight may vary slightly piece to piece

Picking a color

Dark green. A deep, slightly muted forest green through both the tree and the fringe, with a faint heather in the cord tails visible up close. The one photographed on its own against a plain wall and paired with light green above a bed.

Light green. A paler, more uniform sage than the dark option, with less visible color variation strand to strand. In the paired lifestyle photograph it sits on the left, reading noticeably lighter than its dark green neighbor.

White. A plain, uniform cream/ivory, photographed alone by a window and against a gray wall rather than paired with either green. It is the option to pick for the least visual weight on the wall.

The white colorway, a single tree of life piece on a plain wall

The supplier's own product card lists the color field as "dark green/light green" and does not mention white at all, even though white is a live, purchasable option with its own photographs. Card and catalog disagree; the catalog is what actually ships.

Where this actually earns its place

Above a headboard or a nightstand, where a wide framed print would crowd the lamp. At 30 cm across, a single piece fits a narrow run of wall the way a bedroom wall decor shopper usually can't find - most macrame is either much wider or much smaller than this.

In a stairwell or hallway run, which is what the supplier's own title gestures at with "corridor, stair." A tall, narrow object reads well going up a stairwell wall in a way a round or square piece does not, and the single 75 cm length is short enough to clear a handrail on most stairs.

Beside a doorway or window as entryway wall decor, where the goal is a single striking object rather than a gallery wall. The tree shape gives it a silhouette a shopper can point to, instead of "some rope," which is most of what this category looks like from across a room.

Honest limits

It is one tree, not two. Every lifestyle photograph that shows a matched pair is two separate colorways, dark green and light green, bought and hung side by side. One order is one piece.
It is not knotted macrame. The macro photograph shows cord wound and wrapped around a shaped core, the same technique as this store's wound-yarn hoop pieces. Nothing here is tied in macrame knots.
The material claim isn't consistent. The attribute table says Textile & Fabric, naming nothing specific; the product card separately says cotton cord. No fiber percentage is published either way.
The color card is out of date. It lists only dark green and light green. White is a real, currently sold option with its own photographs that the card simply never mentions.
No weight, no depth, no hanging hardware are published. One cord loop is what you get to hang it with; bring your own nail or hook.
"Handmade, size may vary" is the supplier's own disclaimer, not a claim this page is making independently - expect small piece-to-piece differences rather than a factory-uniform result.

Before you buy

How big is it, and does the 75 cm include the hanging loop?

The ring is 30 cm / 11.81 in wide and the piece runs 75 cm / 29.53 in from the top of the ring to the fringe tips, per the supplier's size diagram. That figure starts at the ring, not at the hanging loop above it, so allow a little extra above the 75 cm for the loop and the nail.

Do I get two tree of life pieces, like the bedroom photo shows?

No. Each order is one piece in one color. The photograph pairing a dark green and a light green piece above a bed is two separate purchases styled together, not a bundled set - buy one of each color if you want that look.

What is it actually made of?

The supplier's attribute table names it Textile & Fabric, which doesn't specify a fiber. Its separate product card says cotton cord. No fiber percentage is published in either place, so this page states both rather than picking one.

Is there anything included to hang it with?

No. There is one cord loop at the top of the ring and nothing else - no nail, hook or wall anchor ships with it, and none is described anywhere in the supplier's listing.

Which color should I pick?

Dark green is the deepest and most saturated of the three, with a faint heather in the fringe. Light green is a paler, flatter sage. White is a plain cream, photographed on its own rather than paired with a green. The supplier's own product card only mentions the two greens and omits white entirely, even though it's a real option.

Is it really handmade, and will mine match the photo exactly?

The supplier's product card calls it entirely handmade and warns that size and weight may vary slightly piece to piece. That is the supplier's own disclaimer, not a claim verified on this end - expect the piece you receive to be close to, but not a factory-identical copy of, the one photographed.

Frequently asked questions

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

how big is a tree of life wall hanging?

This one measures 30 cm / 11.81 in across the ring and 75 cm / 29.53 in from the top of the ring to the fringe tips, from the supplier's own size diagram. That figure starts at the ring, not the hanging loop above it, so allow a little extra above 75 cm for the loop and the nail.

what size wall hanging fits above a headboard?

At 30 cm wide and 75 cm long, a single tree of life piece suits a narrow run beside or above a headboard rather than centering over a full-width bed. The supplier's own lifestyle photograph places two pieces, in two different colors, side by side above a bed for a wider look.

what wall art works in a narrow hallway or stairwell?

A tall, slim shape suits a stairwell better than a wide framed print. This piece is 30 cm wide and 75 cm long, short enough to clear most stair handrails, and the supplier's own title points at exactly this use - corridor and stair wall decoration.

what's a good entryway wall decor idea?

A single striking object reads better in an entryway than a cluster of small pieces. This tree of life piece is 30 cm wide, 75 cm long, and comes in dark green, light green or white, each sold as one piece.

what is a tree of life wall hanging made of?

The supplier's attribute table lists the material as Textile & Fabric, without naming a fiber. Its separate product information card calls it cotton cord. No fiber percentage is published in either place, so this page states both rather than choosing one.

is this the same as a macrame tree of life?

Not quite. The macro photograph shows cord wound and wrapped tightly around a shaped core to form the trunk, branches and canopy - not tied in macrame knots. The fringe below the ring is loose, straight cord, similar to macrame fringe, but the tree shape itself is wound, not knotted.

does this come as a set of two?

No. Each order is one tree of life piece in one color, at 54.99 each. The supplier's lifestyle photograph that shows a dark green and a light green piece side by side above a bed is two separate purchases styled together, not a bundle.

can I hang two different colors together?

Yes - the supplier's own photograph does exactly that, pairing a dark green and a light green piece with roughly one ring-width of gap between them above a bed. Buying that look means buying both colors separately; there is no bundled two-pack.

is there anything included to hang it with?

No. There is one cord loop at the top of the ring and nothing else - no nail, hook or wall anchor ships with it, and none is described anywhere in the supplier's listing.

how do I hang a tree of life wall hanging?

Through the single cord loop at the top of the ring, onto a small nail or picture hook. No weight rating is published for the loop, so check it after the first few days on the wall.

what colors does this come in?

Three: dark green, light green and white, all the same 30 x 75 cm size. The supplier's own product card lists only 'dark green/light green' in its color field and omits white entirely, even though white is a live, separately photographed option.

which color should I pick for a neutral room?

White is the plainest option - a uniform cream, photographed alone against a plain wall rather than paired with a green. Light green is a paler, flatter sage than the dark green option, which carries a faint heather in the fringe.

how do I get creases out of the fringe after unpacking?

The supplier ships it flat in a poly bag, which creases the fringe. Hanging it and letting gravity work for a day or two resolves most of it; for stubborn creases, light hand-steaming at a distance - never an iron directly on the cord - relaxes fringe the way it would on any textile.

does this need any special cleaning?

The supplier publishes no care instructions for this piece. Dust it gently and keep it away from damp, which is the safe default for any cord or cotton wall decor without a specific care label.

is the cord actually cotton?

The supplier's product information card names the material as cotton cord. Its separate attribute table only says 'Textile & Fabric', which names nothing specific. No percentage is published, so this page repeats both claims rather than asserting one as verified fact.

is this really handmade?

The supplier's product information card calls it entirely handmade and warns that size and weight may vary slightly piece to piece. That is the supplier's own disclaimer, not something measured or verified independently - expect the piece you receive to be close to, but not identical to, the one photographed.

is a tree of life wall hanging a good housewarming gift?

It is a single piece that needs one nail and no assembly, in a choice of three colors, at 54.99. If the recipient's decor leans warm or neutral, dark green or light green fit; for a lighter room, white is the plainer option.

will this fit in a small apartment?

At 30 cm wide and 75 cm long, one piece takes up a narrow strip of wall - a doorway edge, a stairwell, beside a window - rather than a full feature wall. It is not a large statement piece.

does it stand on a shelf, or only hang?

The supplier photographs it hanging in every frame, from a single loop at the top of the ring. Nothing in the listing shows or describes it standing, and its fringe-heavy bottom is not built to be freestanding.

is a cord wall hanging safe near a crib or a young child's reach?

The fringe is loose cord that a small child or a cat can pull. The supplier publishes no weight rating for the single hanging loop and no safety certification for the piece, so this page hangs it out of easy reach rather than making a safety claim it can't back up.

what's the difference between the dark green and light green colorways?

Dark green is the deeper, more saturated of the two, with a faint heather visible in the fringe up close. Light green is paler and more uniform, without that color variation. Both are the same 30 x 75 cm size and the same wound-cord construction.

how much does a tree of life wall hanging cost?

This one lists at 54.99 per piece, with a compareAt of 109.99, flat across all three colorways. Price moves with the store's own promotions, so check the current listing rather than this page for the exact figure today.

does it come in a box?

No. The supplier's own packaging field reads OPP bag - a poly bag, not a retail box. Expect the fringe to arrive with some fold creases from being packed flat.

what wall art pairs well with a wood headboard?

A single tree of life piece in dark green or light green sits well against light or mid-tone wood, per the supplier's own bedroom lifestyle photograph, which shows exactly that pairing with a reclaimed-wood headboard.

how long does shipping take?

Shipping time isn't published in the supplier's own record for this piece, so this page won't promise a date - the estimate shown at checkout is the one to trust.