What sets this design apart?
The long tassel fringe. Each hanger ends in a generous fall of cord, and each comes in its own solid colour: mustard, cream, coral, ochre and teal. Hung together, the fringe and the colours do most of the decorating.
How should I arrange five colours?
Run them in a row from warm to cool, mustard and ochre through coral and cream to teal, or mix them so no two warm shades sit together. Staggered heights in a corner also look good.
Are pots included, and what pots suit them?
Pots are not included. Plain white or terracotta pots let the fringe colours lead, while a leafy plant on top keeps the look fresh and green. Avoid patterned pots, which can compete with five colours of cord.
How will they look in my room?
They bring a lot of colour to a plain white or cream wall, and suit a sunny balcony, a children's room or a café-style corner. In a room that is already busy, hang them where they have some breathing space.
Who makes them, and will the colours match the photos?
They are hand-knotted in cotton at the IndieHaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra, under master artisan Brijbala. Shades may look slightly different on different screens, and small irregularities are part of handmade work.