Macrame Pot Holders & Plant Hangers

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Macrame pot holders bring a quiet, grounded warmth to any room — the kind of slow-made craft that makes a plant feel like part of the home rather than just a decoration. Each one is a handmade plant hanger in its own right, designed to lift your greenery off surfaces and into the light. What you'll find in this collection Our macrame pot holders are made from natural fibre plant hanger cord, chosen for its softness, strength and earthy texture. The collection spans several distinct styles: simple knotted designs, beaded macrame holder pieces that add a gentle weight and swing, and hoop pot holders with a structured circular crown that frames the base of the pot beautifully. Sizes range from compact 16cm hoop pot holders for smaller pots through to longer 75cm and 1-metre hangers that bring trailing plants to eye level or fill a tall corner with living green. Finding the right size for your plant Choosing a macrame hanger for pots starts with knowing the diameter of your pot's base. A medium pot — roughly 15–20cm in diameter — is the most versatile fit across this collection. Measure across the bottom of your pot and check the product dimensions listed on each piece. The longer hangers work well for standard nursery pots and trailing plants that benefit from height, while the shorter hoop styles suit tabletop plants and window sills where you want the vessel to sit closer to a surface. Bringing macrame into your space Macrame pot holders are a natural fit within boho décor — they layer texture alongside woven textiles, natural wood and ceramic. Hang one from a ceiling hook, a curtain rod or a freestanding stand to create a focal point in a living area, bedroom or conservatory. They work equally well in a bathroom or covered patio where the natural fibre holds up to humidity. Pair with our Wind Chimes for a porch or terrace arrangement, or mix several hangers at different heights to build a living corner that feels curated rather than crowded. Frequently asked questio