What does the knotting on this hanger look like?
The top is worked in leaf-shaped knots that open into long strands, and knotted side panels frame the pine board below. The off-white cord sits against the pale wood with designer beads as small accents, so the piece reads as soft texture on the wall rather than a heavy block.
How big is the pine shelf, and how much weight can it take?
The pine board measures 18 x 6 x 1 inches, and the full hanger is 18 x 34 inches, with 18 x 26 inches from the top to the wood. It is rated to carry 12 to 15 kg, so a row of small pots or one larger planter can sit on the board.
Does it come with a pot?
No, the pot is not included. You receive the knotted hanger with its pine board, ready for planters you already own or ones you choose to match your room, whether plain terracotta, glazed ceramic or a simple white pot.
Where in the house does it look best?
As a flat board shelf, it suits a wall near a window in the living room, beside a reading corner or above a console. Trailing plants such as pothos or ivy spilling over the board soften its edges, while the knotted panels fill the wall around them.
Who makes it?
It is handcrafted at the Indiehaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra under master artisan Brijbala. Because every knot is tied by hand, small irregularities in tension or strand length are part of the piece, and each one varies slightly.
Will the colour match what I see on my screen?
The cord is off-white with designer beads, paired with natural pine. Screens and displays render shades differently, so the hue in your room may look slightly different from what you see online, though the overall soft, light look stays the same.