Lift a trailing plant into the light and the whole corner changes. This cotton macrame plant pot holder adds height, texture and a gentle woven silhouette, turning greenery into something more sculptural without crowding the floor. How it changes a room The open knotted cradle lets the plant remain the focus, with cotton cord framing the pot lightly. Dark bead details draw the eye upward, adding contrast against the natural-toned macrame. The hanging shape brings softness to a bare window, quiet bedroom corner, living room or yoga space. The long cords create an airy vertical line, useful where shelves feel too heavy. A fringed finish adds movement below the pot, especially when placed where daylight catches the fibres. Cotton cord, beads and handwork Made from cotton and handcrafted in Indonesia, it has the relaxed texture people look for in macrame: visible knots, slim cords and a woven basket-like base. The beaded accents are part of the design, giving the piece a little depth without making it feel ornate. Hanging and caring for it Use it indoors with a secure ceiling hook, wall bracket or other suitable fixing. Place your pot carefully in the cradle before lifting it fully, and test the balance before leaving it hanging. Cotton is best kept away from prolonged damp. Dust gently, spot clean when needed, and let the fibres dry naturally if they become slightly wet. Macrame in the home Macrame is a knotting craft. In a plant hanger, that craft feels especially useful: it raises greenery into the sightline, gives leaves space to fall, and brings handmade texture to a wall, window or quiet corner. The result is simple rather than fussy, a small piece of textile architecture for everyday plants. Size and included pieces The holder weighs 230 g. It includes the macrame plant pot holder only; the plant and pot shown are not included. For plant lovers and calm spaces A thoughtful gift for someone building a greener home, styling a first flat, or adding softness to a studio, cottage or bedroom. It suits people who like natural materials, houseplants and objects that make a room feel more considered. Common questions Is this for indoor use? Yes, it is best used indoors. Cotton macrame can be affected by prolonged moisture, so avoid leaving it exposed to rain or consistently damp conditions. What kind of pot works best? Choose a pot that sits securely in the knotted cradle and hangs evenly once placed inside. Avoid very heavy ceramics unless your wall or ceiling fixing is rated for the full weight.
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