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Send to a friendHandwoven Double Cotton Flower Pot Hanger from Bali, "Ubud Plants"
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Handwoven from cotton yarns in a solid eggshell hue, this flower pot hanger from Bali is designed by Elis Mufarroha. With lovely openwork, this beautiful piece of home or garden decor features two spaces for holding flower pots, tassels dangling below each one.
Wood pot not included.
- 0.50 kgs
- 1.1 lbs
- Total length: 115 cm L
- Total length: 45" L
- Large pot: 14 cm H x 23 cm Diam.
- Large pot: 5.5" H x 9" Diam.
- Small pot: 12 cm H x 17 cm Diam.
- Small pot: 4.7" H x 6.75" Diam.
- 100% cotton
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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- Free Gift Wrap? No
- Premium Gift Wrap? Yes
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Karen
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05/06/2023
"BEAUTIFUL!"
This fit a pillow I had just perfectly! It is beautifully made and looks awesome.
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Cheryl
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02/06/2021
"Great value and well-made"
This hanger is being used for an indoor plant; its well-made and hangs evenly. Its much nicer than others at local garden shops that sell for about the same price...definitely worth ordering this one instead!
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Sylvia
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04/15/2020
"Very nice macrame plant hanger"
This plant hanger is carefully made and high-quality. I love it!
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