Wall Art for Bedroom Above Bed, Small Beaded Tassel Row on a Dowel
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
The gap above a headboard pillow or a plant shelf is too small for real art and too bare to leave alone
Not every blank spot on a wall wants a canvas. A corner beside a window, the strip above a low shelf, the sliver of wall a nightstand lamp does not already claim - too small to argue for a framed print, too visible to ignore. A short wooden dowel carrying nine cords, each dropping to a tassel, the whole piece 35 cm / 13.7 in wide and 60 cm / 23 in tall.
It comes in two colorways and nothing else changes between them - not the size, not the price, not the cord count. Blue - Tapestry runs sky blue on the two outer cords and the bare center cord, mustard yellow on four, sage green on two. Red - Tapestry swaps in coral red and apricot in the same pattern. Both read as tassel wall hanging pieces first and bead pieces second: the pale wood columns are the structure, color is what you see from across the room.
100% Cotton for the cord and tassels; the dowel and beads are wood.

What you get
- One hanging, in the color you pick. Blue - Tapestry or Red - Tapestry. Same dowel, same nine cords, same $79.99 - color is the only choice on this page.
- A mix of bead columns. Four cords carry a tall column of roughly ten to twelve pale wooden beads, four carry a shorter column of about six, and the center cord is bare wood-free cord straight to its tassel.
- Nine tassels in a fixed pattern. The signature color (sky blue or coral) sits on the two outer cords and the center cord; the secondary color (mustard or apricot) sits on four; sage green sits on the remaining two. Both colorways use this same layout.
- It hangs from a cord triangle tied to both ends of the dowel - one nail or hook carries the whole piece.
Dimensions, and what they mean on your wall
It was wrong: the diagram is there, and it gives two numbers.
| Width | 35 cm / 13.7 in, across the dowel |
|---|---|
| Height | 60 cm / 23 in, dowel top to longest tassel tip |
| Applies to | Both colorways. The diagram is printed only on the Blue - Tapestry option image, but Red - Tapestry shares the same dowel, cords and bead-column lengths in every photograph, so the figure carries across rather than guessing a second number |
| Depth off the wall | Beads and tassels stand slightly proud of the dowel in photographs, but we have not measured one |

At 35 cm wide, this sits inside a single wall panel or the width of a small nightstand - not a headboard-filling piece. Tape out a 35 by 60 cm rectangle before you order; the height reads taller than most buyers expect from something this narrow.
How to hang it
There is one hanging point: the cord triangle tied to both ends of the dowel, meeting at a single loop above it. That loop goes over one nail or picture hook - no bracket, no second fixing, nothing supplied in the box to do it with.
Straighten the cords before judging the shape. They arrive with a slight curl from packing that pulls the bead columns out of true for a day or two. Run a hand down each cord and let the beads' own weight do the rest; the tassels need only a light comb.

Hang the dowel level first, not the tassels - the bead columns run to different lengths by design, so the tassel tips never land in a straight line even on a level dowel, and that is the intended shape, not a defect.
Specs · 15 rows
| Product type | Nine-cord beaded tassel hanging on a short wooden dowel. Not a flat panel and not a shelf. |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Cotton. Covers the cord and tassels; the dowel and beads are wood. |
| Construction | Nine cords hang from a dowel on a cord triangle. Four cords carry a tall column of roughly ten to twelve pale wooden beads, four a shorter column of about six, and the center cord is bare. Every cord ends in a tassel bound with a gray contrast collar. Nothing is woven or knotted. |
| Dimensions | 35 cm / 13.7 in wide, 60 cm / 23 in tall, with a 1-2 cm manual-measurement allowance. |
| Colorway - Blue - Tapestry | Sky blue on the two outer cords and the center cord, mustard yellow on four, sage green on two |
| Colorway - Red - Tapestry | Coral red on the two outer cords and the center cord, apricot on four, sage green on two |
| Style, as declared | Scandinavian style |
| Space, as declared | Living room, bedroom, study, outdoor, dining room, balcony, children's - includes outdoor, which the materials do not support |
| High-concern chemicals | None declared |
| Package contents | Not itemized. Nothing beyond the hanging appears in any photograph |
| Hanging hardware | None supplied. One cord loop over the dowel's ends is the only hanging point |
| Weight and care | Dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting; no washing instruction is published |
| Brand | Unbranded. |
| Price | $79.99 for either colorway, compare-at $159.99 |
Picking a color
Both colorways carry the identical pattern - signature color on the two outer cords and the bare center cord, a secondary color on four, sage green on two - so the choice comes down to warm or cool, not to size or layout.
Blue - Tapestry. Sky blue, mustard yellow and sage green. The cooler and brighter of the two, with the strongest contrast between its three tones. Pick it against a warm white, oak, or plaster wall where you want the piece to read first.
Red - Tapestry. Coral red, apricot and sage green. Warmer and slightly softer in contrast than Blue, and the one to choose next to terracotta, clay, or a wall that already runs warm.

Where this actually earns its place
Above a low shelf holding a few potted plants, one photograph shows exactly this: the piece hung beside white shelving carrying houseplants, at a scale that adds color without competing with the greenery. It reads as boho chic nursery decor in feel more than in documented placement - none of the eight photographs show a crib, a changing table, or any other nursery-specific object, so treat the room tags on this piece as a style claim, not a photographed one.
In a window corner, a second photograph shows the piece filling the dead space beside a window frame - too narrow for most framed art, exactly the width this hanging is built for. That is small tapestry wall hanging territory: 35 cm asks for very little wall.
As one piece in a cluster, its narrow footprint means it does not have to carry a wall alone. Next to a mirror, a small print, or a second hanging in the other colorway, it works as hanging door beads-adjacent texture rather than a single statement, which suits a rental or a room where the art is still being worked out.

Honest limits
- Two earlier data errors, both corrected here. The old record said eight cords and no published size. Nine cords; 35 cm / 13.7 in wide by 60 cm / 23 in tall.
- Cotton cord and untreated-looking wood have no weatherproofing claim anywhere in the record; keep this inside.
- The nursery and desk room claims are a stretch. Tags on this piece include "Nursery Or Kids Room" and "Desk Or Craft Room Wall." None of the eight photographs show a crib, a changing table, a desk or a craft table - they show a plant shelf, a window corner, and a plain wall.
- Hang above reach and treat it as decor, not a toy.
- Option values carry a redundant suffix. Both read "- Tapestry" after the color name, which adds nothing and is not something this page can fix without a structural change to this page.
Before you buy
How big is this piece?
35 cm / 13.7 in wide and 60 cm / 23 in tall, with a 1-2 cm manual-measurement allowance. Both colorways are the same size.
How many cords does it actually have?
Nine. Four carry a tall column of roughly ten to twelve pale wooden beads, four a shorter column of about six, and the center cord is bare.
Is this hand woven, like the title says?
No. It is cord, threaded wooden beads and bound tassels - nothing is woven or knotted.
Do the Blue and Red colorways come in different sizes?
No. Both are 35 by 60 cm on the same dowel with the same nine-cord pattern. Only the tassel colors change, and both sell for $79.99.
Does it come with a hook or a nail?
No.
Is this safe to hang in a nursery?
Hang it above reach, out of arm's reach of a crib.
Can I hang this outdoors?
No.
Is this actually photographed in a nursery or above a desk?
No. Across all eight photographs the piece appears beside a plant shelving unit, in a window corner, and on a plain wall - no crib, changing table, desk or craft table appears anywhere. The "Nursery Or Kids Room" and "Desk Or Craft Room Wall" tags on this piece describe a style, not a photographed placement.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
How big is this wall hanging?
35 cm / 13.7 in wide and 60 cm / 23 in tall, with a 1-2 cm manual-measurement allowance. Both colorways are the same size.
How many cords does it actually have?
Nine. Four carry a tall column of roughly ten to twelve pale wooden beads, four carry a shorter column of about six, and the center cord is bare, running straight to its tassel.
Do Blue - Tapestry and Red - Tapestry come in different sizes?
No. Both are 35 by 60 cm on the same dowel with the same nine-cord pattern - four long bead columns, four short, one bare center. Only the tassel colors change, and both sell for $79.99.
Is this hand woven, like the title says?
No. It is cord, threaded wooden beads and bound tassels - nothing is woven or knotted.
How do I hang wall decor without putting holes in the wall?
One adhesive hook rated well above the piece's weight will carry it, since there is only one hanging point - the cord triangle over the dowel.
Could the beads come loose?
They appear knotted at the top and bottom of each bead column in every photograph, but no we statement confirms it and nothing is certified. Treat it as wall decor, not a toy, and keep it out of reach of a small child who might pull at the cords.
Is this actually photographed in a nursery or above a desk?
No. Across all eight photographs, the piece appears beside a plant shelving unit, in a window corner, and on a plain wall - no crib, changing table, desk or craft table appears anywhere. The 'Nursery Or Kids Room' and 'Desk Or Craft Room Wall' tags on this piece describe a style, not a photographed placement.
What should I hang above a small plant shelf?
This is sized for it: 35 cm wide, which is narrow enough to sit beside a shelf rather than dominate it.
What colors are in each option?
Blue - Tapestry runs sky blue on the two outer cords and the bare center cord, mustard yellow on four cords, and sage green on two. Red - Tapestry swaps in coral red for the outer/center cords and apricot for the four secondary cords, keeping the same sage green on two.
Which color should I pick for a warm room?
Red - Tapestry. Coral and apricot both run warm, and it is the option to choose next to terracotta, clay or a wall that already leans warm. Blue - Tapestry is the cooler, higher-contrast option instead.
How do I clean it?
Dust it with a soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest setting.
Will it shed?
Cut cord ends may shed a little at first and settle within a week or two. Vacuum the floor underneath once and it stops being noticeable.
How do I get the packing kinks out of the cords?
Run a hand down each cord and let the weight of the beads pull it straight; this takes a day or two on its own. The tassels need only a light comb through the ends.
Is this a good housewarming gift?
It arrives flat or rolled and needs one hook, so it does not ask the recipient to assemble anything. There is a color to choose, so check which one they would pick before you order.
Are Blue - Tapestry and Red - Tapestry the same price?
Yes. Both are $79.99, compare-at $159.99. Only the tassel colors differ between them.
How is this different from a flat woven tapestry?
A woven tapestry is one flat piece of fabric with a pattern in it. This is built from a dowel, cord, wooden beads and tassels, so it has real depth and casts its own shadow - and despite our title, nothing about it is actually woven.
Is this the same as macrame?
No. Macrame is knotted by hand into a pattern. Here the cords are simply threaded with beads and tied to tassels - no knotwork anywhere in the construction.
Where should I position it relative to nearby furniture?
Hang the top of the dowel at eye level or a little above, then step back and adjust. Because the bead columns run to different lengths by design, the tassel tips will not land in a straight line even on a level dowel - that is the intended shape.
Is the wood a specific species?
A light, pale, unfinished-looking wood for both the dowel and the beads.
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