How is this four-tier hanger built?
Four light wooden planks hang one above the other, held by rope lines that meet in a peak at the top. It works like a small vertical shelf that hangs instead of standing, giving four levels for pots in the space of one.
How tall is it?
The hanger is 4 feet long from top to bottom, which gives four separate levels within one hanging piece. Pots are not included, so you can fill the tiers with planters of your choice.
What can I keep on the tiers?
Small pots of succulents, herbs or money plant suit the planks well. Keep the heavier pots on the lower tiers and lighter ones on top so the hanger stays balanced.
Where does it work best?
Beside a window, in a balcony corner or in a small flat where floor space is tight. It turns a bare wall or corner into a little vertical garden, with the rope peak drawing the eye upward.
Is it handmade?
Yes. The rope is cotton, knotted at the IndieHaat Macrame Unit in Maharashtra under master artisan Brijbala. Minor irregularities are part of handmade pieces, and colours may look slightly different on your screen.