Four macrame plant hangers in cream, black, khaki and grey against a bright window

Tide Macramé Plant Hanger — 89 cm

Cream
$38.00
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Four macrame plant hangers in cream, black, khaki and grey against a bright window

Tide Macramé Plant Hanger — 89 cm

$38.00
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Hand-knotted cotton rope that gets a plant off your one good windowsill and into the air. 89 cm from hook to tassel, with a woven net pouch that cradles the pot instead of strapping it. The pothos does the rest.

Why people buy this one

  • It buys you floor and sill space back. Trailing plants look best hanging and worst crowded on a shelf — this moves one up and out of the way of everything else.
  • The net pouch fits pots you already own. It takes anything up to 8 in (20 cm) across, so your existing terracotta or nursery pot goes straight in — no buying a matching planter.
  • Cotton, knotted by hand. It softens and relaxes like rope should, and the tassel finish reads handmade rather than hardware-store.
  • Four colours that each do a different job. Cream disappears into a pale wall, khaki warms it, grey cools it, black draws the eye to the plant.

Specifications

  • Total length: 89 cm (35 in) hook to tassel
  • Upper rope section: 45.7 cm (18 in)
  • Net pouch depth: 19 cm (7.5 in)
  • Fits pots up to 20 cm (8 in) in diameter — the pot pictured is 16 cm (6.3 in)
  • Material: cotton rope, hand-knotted
  • Colours: cream, khaki, grey, black
  • Indoor or covered outdoor use

Read this before you order

  • The plant and the pot are not included. This is the hanger only. Measure the pot you intend to use across its widest point before ordering.
  • 8 in (20 cm) is the ceiling on pot width, not a suggestion. A wider pot will sit on top of the net rather than down inside it.
  • No hook is included. Ceiling hooks and wall brackets differ by surface — pick one rated for the pot plus wet soil, which is heavier than people expect.
  • Cotton and water don't mix long-term. Water the plant at the sink and let it drain before hanging it back, or use a pot with a saucer. Constantly damp rope will stain and weaken.

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