What is this hanger made of?
Its materials are cotton and jute, knotted by hand at the IndieHaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra under master artisan Brijbala. The jute gives it a natural tan, earthy colour and a rustic texture.
What does the design look like?
It is a plain rope net with a looped base and a tassel at the bottom. There is no fancy patterning, so it has a simple, earthy look that sits well with any planter.
What can I do with five hangers?
Run them in a line along a balcony or a wide window, split them between rooms, or keep two for yourself and gift the rest. Five matching hangers also make a neat row of herbs in a kitchen.
How long is each hanger?
Each hanger is 40 inches long, which leaves space for the plant to trail below without crowding the floor. Pots are not included, so you can choose your own, from terracotta to plain ceramic.
How does the tan colour look in a room?
The natural tan goes well with terracotta pots, cane and wood furniture, and white or cream walls. It gives a homely, earthy feel rather than a bright decorative one, and lets green leaves stand out clearly.