Macrame Pot Holder – Natural

• The knotted cotton creates a light, airy frame around your planter, so the plant feels suspended rather than placed.
• Natural colouring keeps the look calm and simple, sitting easily with wood, linen, stone and painted walls.
• The long hanging lines draw the eye upward, useful for adding height where a table or shelf feels too flat.
• The lower tassel adds movement and softness, especially beside trailing leaves or rounded ceramic pots.
• It works well for personalising a plant display, as you choose the pot that suits your room.

Made from cotton with wood, the holder has a woven macrame cradle and a simple natural finish. The photo shows fine cord, open diamond knotwork and a full tassel below the pot space, giving the piece its soft textile shape.

Use it with a stable planter that sits securely in the knotted cradle. The pot is not included, so choose one that balances well before hanging.

Hang from a suitable fixed hook or rail, and test the placement gently before leaving a plant in place. Keep the cotton dry, shake out dust when needed, and avoid leaving it in persistent damp.

Macrame is a knotting craft found across many textile traditions, known for building pattern through cord rather than woven cloth. Its return to modern interiors is closely tied to relaxed, plant-filled spaces and 1970s-inspired home styling. Here, the craft feels quiet rather than nostalgic: a simple way to add texture, height and handmade-looking rhythm without crowding a room.

• Materials: cotton and wood.
• Weight: 170 g.
• Origin: Indonesia.
• Designed to suit a variety of pot sizes.
• Pot and plant are not included.

A lovely choice for someone setting up a first home, refreshing a reading corner, or slowly filling a flat with plants. It feels personal because the recipient can pair it with their own favourite pot.