Macrame Woven Wall Hanging, Large, Ivory

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A hand-woven cotton macrame hanging on a wooden pole, 31.5 by 15.7 inches, in ivory.

$75.99

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A closer look

The only woven piece in the catalog: pure cotton, hand-knotted, hung from a wooden pole, 31.5 inches across and 15.7 deep, in ivory, unframed and listed in landscape orientation. Nothing else here is soft, and nothing else here is made by hand rather than by a laser. It is also the second most expensive item on the site, which puts it in an odd position: the priciest thing after the big steel panels is a piece of cotton.

Cotton behaves nothing like steel
A cut-metal piece is rigid and casts a hard shadow. A woven hanging absorbs sound, moves slightly in a draft and softens a corner. If a room full of metal art has started to feel hard, this is the piece that answers that — and it is the only one here that can.
Hung from a pole, so the fixing is simple
The wooden pole carries the whole weight and takes two hooks or a single cord. There is no alignment problem of the kind the three-piece metal sets create, because the hanging arrives already square to its own rod.
Ivory needs contrast behind it
On a white or cream wall a pale woven piece almost disappears, with only the knot texture to carry it. Against a darker paint, exposed brick or a timber headboard the pattern reads properly, which is the usual reason these end up above a bed.
Keep it dry, keep it out of the sun
Cotton is not a porch material: damp will mark it and strong direct light will fade ivory over a season or two. This is an interior piece in a way most of the catalog is not. No ratings have been left on it yet.

The numbers on the listing

Straight from the maker’s own specification. Where a set lists several panel sizes they are all shown — the first figure is the longest side of the largest panel.