Rannoch Cream Macramé Wall Hanging on Timber Dowel

A large cream macramé wall hanging knotted from rope, suspended from a timber dowel, with geometric knotwork through the middle and a long fringe falling from the bottom.

Key Features

• Handwoven Rope: Thick cream cord knotted by hand, so the texture is deep and the pattern has small irregularities that machine work does not.
• Geometric Knotwork: The body is worked in diamonds and chevrons, with the pattern reading as relief against the wall.
• Long Fringe: The rope ends hang loose below the knotwork, which is where most of the length is.
• Timber Dowel: A plain wooden rod at the top carries the whole piece and hangs from a cord or two hooks.
• Three Sizes: 40 x 70cm, 40 x 80cm or 50 x 70cm, all in beige and all at one price.

Specifications

• Materials: Cream rope, timber dowel
• Colour: Beige
• Mounting: Wall hung from the dowel
• Sizes: 40 x 70cm, 40 x 80cm, 50 x 70cm
• All three sizes: $69.95

Why You'll Love It

• It softens a plaster wall the way a picture never quite does.
• The fringe moves a little when the window is open. That is the nicest part.
• Cream rope on cream plaster works; cream rope on a dark wall works better.
• Above a bed it does the job of a headboard without the furniture.
• The sizes are close — 50 x 70 is the wider one, 40 x 80 the longer. Measure the spot.