What shade of yellow is it in person?
It is a warm mustard yellow rather than a bright lemon. Screens and displays can shift colour, so it may look a touch deeper or lighter in person. Because it is made by hand, small differences in the knotting are also part of the piece.
What colours and décor does it go with?
Mustard sits easily with white or off-white walls, natural wood, cane furniture and indigo or rust cushions. It also brightens a grey or beige wall that feels flat. If your room already has a lot of warm tones, it adds a sunny focal point without clashing.
How large is it?
It is 18 inches long and 10 inches wide, a compact size that fits above a study table, beside a bedroom mirror, in a kitchen corner or in a child's room. It also works as one piece within a gallery wall of frames and plants.
What makes the design stand out?
It has a triangular outline worked in lattice and braided knots, with a long fringe that tapers downward. The braids give it raised texture, and the mustard cord makes those knots stand out clearly against a pale wall.
How should I care for it?
Dust it with a soft-bristled brush, or use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to clear the knots and fringe. Spot clean any stubborn mark with a mild detergent solution and let it air dry thoroughly.
Who makes it?
It is knotted by hand from 3 mm cord at the Indiehaat Macrame Unit, under master artisan Brijbala. Each piece is tied individually, which is why the knot spacing and fringe length can vary a little.