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dip dyed macrame plant hanger

dip dyed macrame plant hanger Ombre Macrame Plant Hanger, 36"

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dip dyed macrame plant hanger Ombre Macrame Plant Hanger, 36"Dip Dyed Natural to Gray Ombre Macrame Plant Hanger for Trailing Houseplants, Pothos & Boho Interiors 36" Bring your plants to new heights literally. This ombre macrame plant hanger features a beautiful natural to gray dip dyed gradient and handcrafted knotwork that transforms any corner, window, or ceiling hook into a botanical moment. At 36 inches long, it creates striking vertical interest while supporting pots up to 5 inches in diameter perfect

Dip-Dyed Natural to Gray Ombre Macrame Plant Hanger for Trailing Houseplants, Pothos & Boho Interiors — 36"

Bring your plants to new heights — literally. This ombre macrame plant hanger features a beautiful natural-to-gray dip-dyed gradient and handcrafted knotwork that transforms any corner, window, or ceiling hook into a botanical moment. At 36 inches long, it creates striking vertical interest while supporting pots up to 5 inches in diameter — perfect for pothos, spider plants, succulents, and trailing houseplants of all kinds.

The neutral ombre colorway works seamlessly with bohemian, coastal, Scandinavian, and contemporary interiors. Made from eco-friendly cotton with secure handcrafted knotwork that gives you peace of mind when displaying your favorite greenery. Layer with the 18" mini macrame hanger for a dimensional, vertical plant display that fills a wall beautifully.

  • Dip-dyed ombre gradient — natural to gray colorway, handcrafted and effortlessly on-trend for boho and minimalist spaces
  • 36" length — creates beautiful vertical interest at eye level or cascading from ceiling hooks in any room
  • Fits pots up to 5" diameter — ideal for pothos, spider plants, succulents, and most trailing houseplants
  • Eco-friendly cotton construction — sustainable natural fiber that brings organic warmth to any space
  • Secure handcrafted knotwork — reliable hold for peace of mind when displaying cherished greenery
  • Versatile gifting — housewarming, birthday, graduation, or a treat for any plant lover or boho decor enthusiast

Pair with a trailing pothos or a terracotta pot for a complete, ready-to-hang plant gift that any recipient will love displaying.

Product Specifications
  • Length: 36"
  • Weight: 3 oz
  • Material: Natural eco-friendly cotton
  • Color: Ombre — natural to gray gradient
  • Pot compatibility: Supports pots up to 5" diameter
  • Note: Vessel not included
Care Instructions
  • Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap as needed
  • Hand wash gently if a deeper clean is required; reshape while damp
  • Air dry completely before rehanging — do not place in dryer
  • Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which may fade the ombre gradient over time
  • Keep away from excessive moisture to preserve the integrity of the knotwork
About the Brand

Soul of the Party believes in making “everyday a party” through thoughtful design that connects us to nature. Using sustainable and eco-friendly materials, they create beautiful items that bring the Earth’s energy into everyday spaces.

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