What is the style of these hangers?
They are minimal: simple net knots, plain rope lines and different loop shapes at the top, with no heavy fringe. The knotting stays in the background and lets the pot and the plant take the lead.
How long are they, and what are they made of?
The hangers are 40 inches long and knotted in cotton, and there are three in the set, each with its own loop shape at the top. Pots are not included, so they are ready for planters you already have or want to buy.
How can I style a set of three?
Hang them from hooks set at different heights so the pots step down, or space them evenly across a wide window. A mix of a small, a medium and a larger pot keeps the group from looking too uniform.
Do rounded pots sit well in them?
Yes, bowl-shaped and rounded planters sit naturally in the net cradle. A simple ceramic pot keeps the clean, minimal look, while terracotta adds warmth against the cream rope. A trailing plant softens the plain lines even further.
Who makes them?
They are hand-knotted at the IndieHaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra, under master artisan Brijbala. Minor irregularities are part of handmade work, and colours may look slightly different on your screen.