Gradient Fringe Wall Hanging, 30 or 40 cm, 5 Colors

• One panel, unless you pick a set. Five options are a single panel in one gradient colorway. Seven options bundle two or three panels together at one price.
• Two base sizes. 30 x 80 cm at roughly 300 g, and 40 x 100 cm at roughly 480 g. Which size you get depends on which colorway or bundle you pick, not on a separate size selector.
• A dark wood mounting cap with two small metal hook fittings and a cord loop already built into the back, shown in the supplier's own "Back Side" photograph.
• Cord described by the supplier as cotton in a macro description image, though this is not repeated anywhere in the listing's structured attribute table.
• No wall hardware beyond the built-in hook. You still need your own nail or picture hook on the wall to hang it from.

Two sizes recur across every option on this listing. The supplier's own diagrams print both the size and the weight for each.

Before ordering a multi-piece set, mark out each panel's width and height separately with tape, in the arrangement you intend - staggered, as the supplier's own photographs show, rather than lined up evenly - since the combined footprint is wider than either panel measured alone.

The wood cap has two small hook fittings on the back with a cord loop already strung between them, visible in the supplier's own "Back Side" photograph below. That loop goes over a single nail or picture hook on the wall - there is no second fixing point along the width of the panel, so it hangs the way a small framed picture does, not the way a curtain rod does.

For a multi-piece set, the supplier's own lifestyle photographs hang the panels at slightly different heights rather than aligning every wood cap on one line - that stagger is what makes two or three plain panels read as an arrangement instead of a row. Give the cord a day or two on the wall before judging whether any strand needs finger-combing straight; packing flat for shipping leaves a temporary kink that mostly drops out under its own weight.

Color block gradient, 40 x 100 cm. The widest range in one panel - rust red into orange, into sage green, into cream - and the boldest single option.

Green gradient, 40 x 100 cm. Olive into sage into cream. The quietest of the large panels, and the one shown paired with the brown gradient in the supplier's own room photograph.

Brown gradient, 30 x 80 cm. Dark brown into tan into cream. The warmest of the small panels.

Blue gradient, 30 x 80 cm. Navy into teal into a pale blue-gray. The only cool-toned single panel in the listing.

Purple gradient, 40 x 100 cm. Purple into mauve into cream.

The seven bundle options pair solid colors rather than gradients in most cases - off-white with charcoal gray, mustard with dusty pink, mustard with sage green, off-white with sage green, and an off-white-plus-two-sage-green three-piece set staggered at different heights, shown below. Two of the bundles instead combine two of the single gradient panels: one pairs the 40 cm green gradient with the 30 cm brown gradient, the other is sold under the name "New two-piece set" at 30 x 75 cm and 40 x 100 cm.

Above a console table or a sideboard first - a wide, low piece of furniture with a wall above it that a single narrow artwork leaves looking unbalanced. A 40 cm panel, or a staggered set of two or three, fills that width with color rather than a frame.

Second, as bedroom wall decor above a headboard, in place of a canvas - the gradient reads as a soft backdrop rather than a picture, which suits a room where you want texture more than a focal image.

Third, over a media console or a low bookshelf, where the goal is a band of color at eye level rather than something to look "at" directly - a use case the supplier's own room photograph, sofa and gray upholstery included, stages directly.

• The supplier's attribute table is nearly empty. It contains one field, brand, reading "others." No material, care or origin field exists to check anything against, which is unusual even for this collection.
• The cotton claim is not on the record anywhere structured. A macro image's caption says the cord is natural cotton; the same image block also carries a visibly mismatched line about "pure brass," clearly copied from an unrelated listing. We repeat the cotton claim as the supplier's description text, not as a verified fact.
• One option's photograph does not match the rest of the listing. "New two-piece set 30x75cm 40x100cm" is priced and sized like the other bundles, but its own photograph shows a completely different construction - a knotted leaf-vine motif worked into the center of each panel, not the plain or gradient-dyed cord fringe every other option shows. We cannot confirm what actually ships under this option and are not publishing that photograph as representative of the collection.
• It is not a room-partition curtain. The construction - parallel cord hung from a rod - resembles a string curtain, but the supplier sells it mounted as wall art with a single hanging point, not tested or rated for repeated handling as a doorway curtain.
• No care instructions exist. Dust it or leave it; nothing else is published.
• "Bundle" pricing is not simple per-panel math. A two-piece 30 x 80 cm set costs more than double one single 30 x 80 cm panel in some pairings and less in others; there is no published reason for the spread, only the prices themselves.