How do the three colours work together in a room?
The set pictured pairs black, tan and sage green, an earthy and muted mix, though colours can be customised to your choice. Tan blends with wood and terracotta, sage picks up the green of the leaves, and black draws a crisp line against a pale wall.
What pattern is knotted into the hangers?
Each one is knotted as an open diamond net that cradles the pot, finished with a tassel at the base. The net keeps the pot visible, and the tassel gives a neat end point below it.
How long are they, and how much do they weigh?
The hangers are 36 inches long and the set weighs around 800 grams. That extra length gives room for a trailing plant to drop below the pot without crowding the floor or furniture under it.
Which plants look good in them?
Trailing plants such as pothos, ivy or a spider plant suit the open net, as the leaves spill through the gaps. Compact upright plants also work if you want the knotting to stay on view.
Would this set make a good gift?
It gifts well because the three colours can stay together or be split across rooms. It is hand-knotted in cotton at the IndieHaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra under master artisan Brijbala, so the knots carry small handmade irregularities.