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The forest does not set its treasures on the floor. Some plants outgrow the windowsill. The Aranya Sky Cradle is knotted for them — the monstera that took over the corner, the fiddle-leaf that earned its own chapter, the pothos that refuses to stop. Named for the Sanskrit aranya, forest, this hanging planter carries the weight of a full-grown pot the way a canopy carries rain: effortlessly, and with a certain grace. Most hangers hold small pots. This one was made for the plant you are proudest of — a base of ten to twelve inches, lifted clean off the floor and into the light where it belongs. The Craft Each cradle is hand-knotted by artisans in India, one cord crossing another hundreds of times until pattern becomes strength. A wooden ring anchors the top; a dense column of square knots gives way to an open twisted section, gathers again into a second knotted band, and then opens into the cradle itself. Three colorways, each worked in two tones so the structure reads clearly from across the room. No two knots fall exactly alike. Uniquely yours. The Details Fits pot base: 10–12 in (25–30 cm) diameter Pot included: No — planter only Material: 100% cotton cord, wooden ring Colorways: Morning Bark, Golden Hour, First Leaf Origin: Hand-knotted in India Styling Notes Hang where light passes through the cords — a bright corner or beside a window — so the two-tone pattern throws its own shadow Morning Bark and Golden Hour sit naturally with terracotta, rattan and warm wood; First Leaf pairs with white walls and deep green foliage Use a sturdy ceiling hook or a wall bracket rated for the weight of a watered pot Care Spot clean and air dry away from direct sun. Brush the fringe gently to keep it straight. Lift the pot out before rehanging.

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Knotted by hand. Carried with intention. There is something quietly compelling about a bag that tells you exactly how it was made. Every knot on this tan macramé pouch is visible, deliberate, and placed by an artisan's hands — the diamond lattice across the body, the open-weave net pattern along the top, and the dense radiating knot-work at the centre that anchors the whole composition. The warm tan cord has a soft, natural texture that settles beautifully against the skin, and the full fringe hem adds a gentle movement that feels effortless rather than embellished. The shoulder strap is itself a study in craft — tightly knotted cord wrapping a long, even braid, punctuated by two wooden beads in contrasting light and warm brown tones. Silver-tone lobster clasps allow the strap to detach cleanly. Because each piece is tied by hand, subtle variations in tension and pattern are natural — and part of what makes it uniquely yours. The Craft The bag body is built entirely through macramé knotting — square knots, half-hitch sequences, and gathered fringe — worked cord by cord without weaving tools or machinery. The geometric diamond motifs are formed by crossing and tensioning the cord at precise angles, creating the raised, sculptural quality visible in the close-up. The strap's wrapped barrel sections, where cord is wound tightly around a core on either side of the wooden beads, reflect the same patience found throughout the piece. The Details Dimensions: Approx. 9″ W × 6″ H, with a 13.5″ beaded strap drop Material: Natural cotton macramé cord; wooden beads; silver-tone metal lobster clasps Colourway: Warm tan throughout Strap: Detachable knotted shoulder strap with wooden bead detail Closure: Open-top pouch style Finish: Fringe hem; open-net upper panel; raised diamond knotwork body Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Carries naturally over linen, cotton, or relaxed suede — warm neutrals let the knotwork speak. Hang on a wooden wall hook when not in use; the fringe and strap form a composed, artisanal display in their own right. Pairs with sun-warmed tones — terracotta, ivory, camel — for a considered, unhurried aesthetic. Care Spot clean gently with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid full submersion. Reshape the fringe while damp and allow to air dry away from direct sunlight to preserve the cord's natural colour and structure.

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Carry something handmade every day. The Luma Loop turns the object you handle most into a piece of craft. It is a hand-knotted macramé phone strap, cut long enough to wear across the body or slung over one shoulder — so your hands stay free, and your phone stays where you can feel it. The cotton cord is dense and rounded, warm against the neck, and it softens with wear rather than fraying. Where most phone straps disappear into the background, the Luma Loop catches the light as it moves. Because each one is knotted by hand, small variations in rhythm and tension are natural — the quiet mark of the hands that made it. The Craft Two constructions run through the family. The spiral cords are worked in a continuous spiral knot along the full length, which gives them their twisted, rope-like form and a subtle shift in the light; on Clay Rose and Butter, natural wooden beads are threaded in at intervals to break the rhythm. The wide bands — Cosmic and Ivory Weave — are worked flat and open, roughly two inches across, so the knotwork reads as pattern rather than texture. Daisy blend is braided from three strands carried in a repeating sequence, so the colour order stays true end to end. At the connector, a neat coil of matching cord wraps and secures the join before it meets the swivel clasp — no raw ends anywhere on the piece. The Colourways Cosmic — bright marigold orange, wide flat open-weave band Sage — muted green Peachy — soft blush Daisy blend — tri-colour braid in rose, sage and ivory Ivory Weave — warm oatmeal, wide flat band in a leaf-and-diamond pattern Clay Rose — warm clay spiral cord with natural wooden beads Butter — soft wheat spiral cord with natural wooden beads Indigo Blend + Pouch — deep indigo and ivory spiral with wooden beads, plus a knotted pouch for AirPods and small essentials Fits any phone Every Luma Loop ships with a slim universal tether tab. Slide it between your phone and its case, or fix it to the back of a bare phone, and the small loop it forms clips straight onto the strap swivel clasp. No proprietary case, nothing adhesive touching the phone itself, and the strap moves to a new phone in seconds. It works with or without a case, on any make of phone. The pouch option One colourway does more than carry the phone. Indigo Blend + Pouch adds a small hand-knotted pouch that rides alongside the strap, sized for AirPods, a key, a couple of cards or a lip balm, and finished with tassels at the base. It is the version to reach for when you want to leave the bag at home entirely — phone on the strap, the small things in the pouch, hands free. The pouch is part of that colourway only; every other Luma Loop is the strap alone. The Details Material: Cotton macramé cord with silver-tone hardware Length: 60 cm laid straight — a 120 cm loop worn, sitting at about hip height on most adults Width: roughly 5 cm across the flat bands (Cosmic, Ivory Weave); roughly 1 cm on the spiral cords Connector: Swivel lobster clasp, universal tether tab included Wear: Crossbody or over one shoulder Pouch: Included on Indigo Blend + Pouch only; fits AirPods, keys or cards Finish: Hand-coiled wrap at the connector; no raw ends Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Let it sit visibly across the body rather than tucking it under a bag strap — the knotwork is the point. Warm colourways such as Cosmic, Clay Rose and Butter sit naturally against linen, denim and earth tones. Ivory Weave reads as the dressier of the family; its width gives it more presence over a plain top or a light jacket. Because the tether tab stays with the phone, you can keep one strap and swap cases freely — or keep two straps for different days. Care Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Air dry flat, out of direct sunlight, to preserve the colour and the shape of the knots. Avoid prolonged soaking.

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Carry a little craft with you, every single day. Three soft tones — a warm blush, a dusty slate blue, and a muted sage green — each knotted into a compact, tactile form that feels as considered as it looks. The body of each keychain is worked in a dense, chunky square-knot pattern that gives it a satisfying thickness and a pleasingly structured silhouette, tapering gently toward a neatly wrapped neck before releasing into a loose, airy tassel. It is the kind of small object that earns a second glance every time your hand reaches for your keys. As with all handcrafted pieces, the slight variations in knot tension and tassel drape from one piece to the next are not flaws — they are the quiet signature of hands at work. Each one is, in the truest sense, uniquely yours. The Craft Each keychain is knotted by hand using a square-knot macramé technique, building row upon row of interlocking knots to create a body that is both dense and soft to the touch. The cord is then gathered, bound tightly at the neck with a contrasting wrap, and finished with a cut fringe tassel — a small but deliberate flourish that softens the structured form and adds gentle movement. The Details Material: Cotton cord with a gold-tone metal key ring Colourway: Available in blush rose, dusty blue, and sage green Finish: Dense square-knot body with a hand-wrapped neck and cut tassel Hardware: Smooth gold-tone split ring Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Clip onto a canvas tote or linen bag for a quiet artisan accent. Use as a bag charm, zipper pull, or journal tag — the tassel moves beautifully against fabric. Collect all three colourways to layer on a single key ring for a curated, tonal look. Care Spot clean gently with a damp cloth if needed and allow to air dry naturally away from direct sunlight. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to maintain the cord's texture and the ring's finish.

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A small pouch that carries more than coins — it carries craft. The Coin In Batuwa is a handknotted macramé coin purse rendered in a palette that feels quietly considered — a dusty rose or soft lavender, depending on the colourway you choose. The body is worked in an open-lattice square-knot pattern that gives it an airy, textile richness, while the lower edge dissolves into a full, fine fringe that moves with a quiet grace. A braided macramé wrist strap and a metal lobster-clasp hardware finish the piece, making it as functional as it is beautiful. Compact yet generous in character, it holds cards, coins, or small essentials while doubling as a wrist accessory worth noticing. Because each piece is knotted by hand, the tension and fringe fall are naturally unique — no two are identical. The Craft Each Batuwa is built through a sequence of hand-tied square knots arranged in a chevron-lattice formation, creating the open weave visible across the body of the pouch. The braided wrist strap is knotted separately and joined to the clasp hardware by hand. The fringe is left uncut at the hem — a deliberate finish that honours the cord's natural character and gives the piece its signature movement. The Details Material: Cotton cord with metal lobster-clasp hardware Colourways: Dusty rose; soft lavender Closure: Open-top envelope style with lobster-clasp wrist strap Finish: Hand-fringe hem and braided wrist loop Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Clip to a larger tote or market bag as a textural accent and coin keep. Wear looped around the wrist on its own for a relaxed, artisan-forward look. Layer alongside neutral linens or dried botanicals for a warm, organic vignette on a vanity or shelf. Care Hand wash gently in cool water with a mild detergent. Reshape the fringe while damp and allow to air dry flat, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the cotton's natural softness and colour.

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A little knot of joy, tied by hand and worn with heart. Soft lavender meets crisp white in this compact macramé wristlet — a piece that carries its cheerfulness quietly. The body is built from dense, rounded cotton knots that give it a satisfying weight and structure, while an open-lattice panel in white cord creates a delicate contrast at the centre, letting light play through the weave. Along the sides and base, loose fringe — both lavender and white — softens the silhouette and adds a gentle, tactile finish that moves naturally as you carry it. The wristlet closes with a silver-toned metal clasp and is attached to a tightly braided lavender cord strap, sturdy enough for daily use while remaining light against the wrist. As with all handcrafted pieces, slight variations in knot tension and fringe fall make each one its own — uniquely yours. The Craft Each section of this piece is knotted by hand using traditional macramé techniques. The structured body is formed through closely set square and gathering knots, building density and form without any internal armature. The central lattice panel is worked in a contrasting open-knot pattern, requiring careful tension control to keep the negative space clean and even. The braided wrist strap is twisted and knotted separately before being attached with a metal hardware clasp — a small but considered detail that speaks to the care in its construction. The Details Material: Cotton cord, metal clasp hardware Colourway: Lavender and white with mixed fringe trim Closure: Silver-toned metal clasp on braided wrist strap Finish: Open-lattice front panel with fringe edging Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Carry it as a wristlet on casual days when you want your hands free and your style unhurried. Tuck it into a larger tote as an inner pouch — the lavender peeking out adds an unexpected detail. Lay it flat on a vanity or shelf as a small decorative object; the knotwork holds its shape beautifully at rest. Care Spot clean gently with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking or machine washing to preserve the knot structure and fringe. Allow to air dry flat, away from direct sunlight, to maintain the softness of the cotton cord.

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Knotted by hand. Worn with intention. There is something quietly remarkable about a bag that is entirely made by human hands — no machine could replicate the rhythm of these knots, the starburst medallion at the centre, or the way the fringe falls in soft, uneven cascades. The Trendy Creamy Fringe is worked in a warm, natural cream cotton cord, its surface a landscape of raised square knots, diagonal ridges, and an open-weave geometric pattern that catches light differently depending on where you stand. The structured rectangular body holds its form without stiffness, and the braided strap — attached via silver-tone rings — sits comfortably on the shoulder or across the body. Because every knot is tied by hand, the texture you feel is entirely genuine. Minor natural variations in knotting density and fringe length are not imperfections — they are the mark of the artisan who made yours. The Craft Each bag is constructed using traditional macramé knotting techniques — square knots, half hitches, and radiating spoke knots are layered to build the starburst motif at the centre. The fringe is finished by unravelling the cord ends and brushing them out to a soft, feathered texture, a step that is done entirely by hand. The braided strap is worked separately and connected with metal hardware, giving the piece both structural integrity and a considered, finished look. The Details Material: Natural cotton cord Colourway: Warm cream (also available in natural tan) Hardware: Silver-tone metal rings Strap: Braided cotton, crossbody or shoulder length Finish: Brushed fringe hem, open-weave geometric front panel Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Pairs effortlessly with linen, cotton, or woven textures for a tonal, earthy look. The cream colourway works as a neutral anchor against warm terracottas, sage greens, or soft whites. Carries essentials with ease — a relaxed companion for a slow afternoon or an unhurried evening out. Care Spot clean gently with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Reshape the fringe by hand while damp and allow to air dry flat in a shaded space.

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Peach cotton, wooden beads, one side tassel. Hand-knotted in warm peach, arched into a half-moon crown, and finished with long flowing strands, scattered wooden beads, and a plump side tassel. It does not shout. It makes a room feel considered. Ships ready to hang — looped cotton cord at the top, natural wooden dowel across the crown. The Craft Peach cotton is one of the harder shades to dye evenly. It takes a second dye pass to avoid the pink-orange inconsistency cheaper pieces show. The wooden beads are hand-drilled and strung onto the live cords rather than glued on top, so they move slightly with the fiber as it settles against a wall. The half-moon crown at the top is built from a row of wrapped knots, which creates the raised arch that frames the whole piece. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 14 inches wide x 28 inches long / 36 x 71 cm ⦁ Cord: 100% cotton, double-dyed peach ⦁ Dowel: natural untreated wood, 16 inches / 41 cm ⦁ Beads: hand-drilled natural wood, 8 beads distributed along strands ⦁ Tassel: one side tassel, approx. 6 inches / 15 cm ⦁ Arrives: ready to hang Styling Notes ⦁ Above the bed in a room with cream linen sheets and a blush throw blanket. ⦁ In a dressing room above a white vanity, with a rattan stool and a few pampas grass stems in a vase. ⦁ In a nursery on an empty wall above a white crib. Care Dust gently. Spot-clean if needed. Peach is double-dyed and colorfast under normal room lighting; avoid prolonged direct sun to keep the tone warm rather than pale.

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Teal down the middle, cream on either side. Teal runs down the center like a ribbon of sea. Cream frames it on either side. That contrast is what makes the piece work. Small enough for the awkward slots a painting will not fit — above a side table, inside a bookshelf, next to a doorframe — but the color and texture give it real presence. Diamond knotting at the center, a clean V-shape fringe at the base, wooden dowel, cotton hanging loop. Ready to hang. The Craft Teal is hard to get right on natural cotton. The dye we use is reactive, which holds its cool-tone cast under both daylight and warm bulbs — a lot of dyed cottons shift green or gray under LED, but this one stays true. The ivory flanks are undyed natural cotton that will soften to cream with time. The diamond knotting at the center uses interlocking square knots to build a raised pattern that catches shadow at certain lighting angles. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 10 inches wide x 20 inches long / 25 x 51 cm ⦁ Cord: 100% cotton — reactive-dyed teal, undyed natural ivory ⦁ Dowel: natural untreated wood, 12 inches / 30 cm ⦁ Hanging: cotton hanging loop ⦁ Arrives: ready to hang Styling Notes ⦁ In a powder-blue bathroom above the hand-towel rail, against white subway tile. ⦁ Inside an open bookshelf, between a cluster of cream ceramics and a trailing green plant. ⦁ In a kid's room next to a twin bed with striped linen bedding. Care Dust gently. Spot-clean if needed. Moderate humidity is fine — bathrooms with closed doors and hot showers are OK, but a cotton wall hanging should not sit permanently dripping.

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Sage green. diamond knots. small center tassel. Hand-knotted in a muted sage somewhere between eucalyptus and matcha — a color that makes a room feel calm without making it feel empty. An intricate diamond pattern runs across the top, long flowing strands fall below, and a small center tassel acts as the focal point. Mounted on a natural wooden dowel. Arrives ready to hang. The Craft The diamond pattern uses berry knots and diagonal clove hitches — the vocabulary of the 1970s fiber-art revival that is back hard on Pinterest. The cotton is plied tightly enough to hold its twist through years of hanging, and the dowel is untreated wood so it ages alongside the fiber. The center tassel is weighted with an inner bundle so it hangs straight instead of curling backward against the wall. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 12 inches wide x 24 inches long / 30 x 61 cm ⦁ Cord: 100% cotton, yarn-dyed sage ⦁ Dowel: natural untreated wood, 14 inches / 36 cm ⦁ Hanging: cotton hanging loop — fits standard wall hooks and adhesive hangers ⦁ Arrives: ready to hang Styling Notes ⦁ Above the bed, against a warm white wall, with linen bedding in cream and rust below. ⦁ In a reading nook, next to a rattan chair and a trailing pothos plant. ⦁ In a home office above a walnut desk — the sage reads as calm without reading as clinical. Care Dust with a soft brush or a hair dryer on the cool setting. For anything more, detach from the wall, lay flat, and spot-clean. Avoid hours of direct sunlight — the sage holds, but will gradually shift lighter over years of full-sun exposure.

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— a well-made brown bag, knotted by hand. — A well-made brown bag does not go out of style. This one is knotted by hand from thick cotton cord in a rich chocolate shade that deepens in sunlight. A geometric pattern runs the length of the body, and a generous fringe falls from the base, adding movement on every step. The braided shoulder strap is long enough for comfortable day-wear and strong enough for the small chaos of an actual life — phone, wallet, journal, sunglasses, a book, a folded cardigan. The Craft Cacao cotton is yarn-dyed, so the color is saturated through the fiber — it resists the uneven fading browns often show after one summer. The pattern is a chevron-square hybrid, which is why the bag looks different from different angles. The fringe is knotted in three staggered rows for depth instead of lying flat; that is what makes the bag feel full-bodied at its lowest point. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 13 x 10 inches / 33 x 25 cm; fringe adds 6 inches / 15 cm ⦁ Strap: braided cotton shoulder strap, 28-inch / 71 cm drop ⦁ Closure: open top — structured enough to hold shape ⦁ Interior: canvas lining, one zipped inner pocket ⦁ Colorways: cacao brown, cream, black, mustard Styling Notes ⦁ Oversized cream sweater + dark jeans + this slung over one shoulder for a bookstore afternoon. ⦁ A long cotton shirt dress + sandals + this on a farmers' market morning. ⦁ Brown leather belt + cream linen co-ord + this to tie an earthy palette together. Care Spot-clean for daily use. For a deeper clean, hand wash in cool water, reshape while damp, lay flat to dry. Fringe flattens with pressure — a gentle periodic shake keeps the shape full.

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Coral, heavy fringe, made for golden hour. Hand-knotted in warm coral, with a diamond mesh body and a cascading fringe that moves when you do. A braided wrist strap loops around the hand — no tight grip required. Coral works with pretty much everything: neutrals, denim, white linen, a kaftan on vacation. It is also the most flattering color in warm-skin golden-hour light, which is partly why this piece outperforms every other clutch shape on social. The Craft Yarn-dyed, which means the color is saturated all the way through the fiber. Surface-dyed pieces fade along the knot-stress lines within a season; yarn-dyed ones do not. The fringe ends in a gathered tassel head — a binding knot wraps the top of the fringe so strands don't separate and tangle. The body uses a tight square-knot diamond pattern that holds its geometry against the weight of the fringe below. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 11 x 7 inches / 28 x 18 cm; fringe adds 5 inches / 13 cm ⦁ Cord: 100% yarn-dyed cotton ⦁ Wrist strap: braided cotton, 6 inches / 15 cm ⦁ Closure: hidden magnetic snap at top ⦁ Colorways: warm coral, rust, terracotta, mustard Styling Notes ⦁ White linen mini dress + tan sandals + this on the wrist for a 7pm rooftop aperitivo. ⦁ Cream kaftan + gold layered necklaces + this tucked under the arm on a beach vacation. ⦁ White shirt over cream trousers + this as the only pop of color in an otherwise neutral outfit. Care Spot-clean only. Keep out of the rain — coral cotton is richly pigmented and wet fibers can bleed onto lighter fabrics. Shake the fringe out gently after each use to keep it full.

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Ivory cotton, single burgundy line, full fringe. The bag that goes with everything and still earns a second look. Ivory cotton with a single burgundy stripe running along the flap and base. The mesh body is open and airy, the fringe is full, and the braided strap is long enough to wear across the body for a full afternoon. Zipped closure. Holds shape even when empty. Inside: phone, wallet, keys, compact, a folded scarf. The Craft The ivory cord is unbleached — it softens into a cream tone rather than yellowing over time. The burgundy accent is yarn-dyed before knotting, so the contrast is permanent. The body uses a lark's head and berry-knot combination; the berry knots form the raised horizontal band separating the main body from the fringe, which is structural, not decorative. Fringe is hand-trimmed after assembly. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 9 x 8 inches / 23 x 20 cm; fringe adds 2 inches / 5 cm ⦁ Strap: 48-inch / 122 cm braided crossbody strap ⦁ Closure: zipped top with silver-tone hardware ⦁ Interior: lined with soft cotton canvas ⦁ Colorways: ivory with burgundy stripe, ivory with navy, ivory with olive Styling Notes ⦁ Over a cream linen set at a garden wedding — the burgundy picks up the color of the wine on the tables. ⦁ With a white sundress and brown sandals for a seaside vacation day. ⦁ Paired with a Mini Charm Tassel in matching burgundy for the layered, put-together look. Care Spot-clean daily. For marks on the ivory, dab with a damp white cloth and let dry in sunlight — sun brightens unbleached cotton naturally. Avoid wet weather; cotton absorbs water quickly.

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The sister bags. match and soft pink. Two crossbodies with the same design and two different energies. Hand-knotted in an open mesh, with a knotted triangle on the flap and a playful tassel below. The braided straps are soft enough to wear all day and structured enough to keep their shape. Sized for what people actually carry: phone, card holder, keys, a lipstick, a folded silk scarf. Enough room, never too much. The Craft The mesh body combines lark's-head and square-knot work — the classic macramé vocabulary. Cotton is pre-shrunk so the bag holds its shape through summer humidity, and there is no synthetic squeak on the shoulder the way there is with polyester straps. The knotted triangle on the flap is a double-threaded accent that adds enough weight to close the flap naturally against its own gravity — no magnet needed. The Details ⦁ Dimensions: 7 x 9 inches / 18 x 23 cm ⦁ Strap: 48-inch / 122 cm braided cotton crossbody strap ⦁ Closure: weighted-triangle flap (optional inner snap) ⦁ Interior: unlined mesh; fits phone, cards, keys, lipstick, small compact, folded scarf ⦁ Colorways: matcha sage, rose pink, cream, rust, blush, black Styling Notes ⦁ Sage + a white linen shirt dress for a Sunday farmers' market. ⦁ Pink + denim and a white tank for brunch with friends. ⦁ Both, carried by sisters or best friends on a group vacation — the "match but don't match" styling moment. Care Spot-clean for daily dust. For a deeper clean, hand wash in cool water, reshape while damp, air dry flat. Softens with use without losing structure.

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For the girl whose stanley has its own wardrobe. The bottle has entered its accessory era. This is the sling that does it justice. A hand-knotted diamond-net cradle holds any standard reusable bottle — Stanley Quencher, Owala, Hydroflask, insulated steel, glass — suspended from a long braided shoulder strap that keeps both hands free on the way to yoga, the farmers' market, brunch, or a flight. Shown in deep burgundy and olive green. Available in cream, terracotta, mustard, sage, black, and blush. Bottle not included. New — Tumbler Edition with Key Clip (+$5) The sling, re-engineered for the handled-tumbler era. A wider, handle-friendly net cradles a Stanley Quencher 40 oz (or any handled tumbler) with the handle left free for grab-and-go, and a swivel carabiner at the base ring holds keys, lip balm, or a card pouch — walk hassle-free with water in reach and nothing in your hands. Five colorways, one piece each: Natural Jute, Brick, Blush Pink, Black, and Olive. The Craft The diamond-knot lattice is a square knot worked diagonally — it contracts around a slim bottle and stretches for a wider one, which is why a single size fits so many shapes. Cotton at this density holds a full 40-oz Stanley (about 3.5 lb) all day without stretching. Machine washable in a mesh bag on gentle; the cotton softens with every wash. The Details ⦁ Fits: Stanley Quencher 40 oz, Owala 32 oz, Hydroflask standard, insulated steel, glass bottles 500 ml – 1 L ⦁ Strap: 48 inches / 122 cm, adjustable via a sliding knot ⦁ Cord: 100% cotton, 6 mm thick ⦁ Weight: 100 g empty ⦁ Colorways: burgundy, olive, cream, terracotta, mustard, sage, black, blush Styling Notes ⦁ Over the shoulder with a Stanley Quencher, on the way to a Saturday yoga class. ⦁ Hanging from a reformer bag hook at the Pilates studio — the kind of detail that gets asked about in the locker room. ⦁ Clipped across a festival fanny pack for the three-day wear situation where hands are never free. Care Machine wash on gentle in a mesh bag. Air dry flat — do not tumble dry (the knots tighten and the strap shortens slightly). Softens with every wash.

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Carry less. Hold what matters. The Terra Cord is a wristlet born from the quiet discipline of macramé knotwork. Tightly braided cotton cord forms a dense, rounded loop that feels substantial in the hand — soft yet structured, with a satisfying weight that speaks to the care taken in its making. A neatly wrapped gathering knot cinches the braid where it meets the hardware, a small detail that reveals the artisan's attention to finish. Choose from seven colourways. The classic solids — Black, Navy, Sage, Walnut and Peachy Pink — pair with silver-tone or warm gold-tone hardware. The two Blossom editions, Grey and Ivory, carry a hand-knotted dusty-pink flower worked directly into the braid: a single bloom, tied strand by strand, that no machine could reproduce. Each piece carries the natural character of handwork; no two are identical. The Craft The loop is formed using a repeated macramé braiding technique that builds a firm, tubular structure from multiple strands of cord. The strands are worked in close, even sequence to create a uniform ridged texture along the full length of the loop, then bound tightly at the base with a wrapping finish before the hardware is secured. On the Blossom editions, the flower is knotted in contrasting cord and anchored through the braid itself rather than stitched on afterward. It is deliberate, unhurried work. The Details Material: Braided cotton macramé cord with spring-gate clasp ring Colourways: Black, Navy, Sage, Walnut, Peachy Pink, Grey Blossom, Ivory Blossom Hardware: Silver-tone or gold-tone spring-gate ring, varies by colourway Closure: Spring-gate clasp for easy attachment and detachment Dimensions: 7 in (18 cm) wristlet loop Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Slip over the wrist for hands-free carrying at markets, travel, or daily errands Clip to a tote or backpack strap as a textural accent when not in use Solids pair naturally with earth-toned or minimalist accessories; the Blossom editions add a soft, feminine note to neutral outfits Care Spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap as needed. Keep away from prolonged moisture and store loosely to preserve the shape of the braid.

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Small in size. Entirely handknotted. Quietly personal. These mini charm tassels carry the warmth of hand-tied cotton cord in every knot. Available in a deep burgundy-and-white pairing and a soft lavender-and-grey pairing, each charm features a densely knotted leaf-shaped medallion at its crown — the kind of texture you feel compelled to run your fingers across. Below it, twisted cotton cords gather into a wrapped knot before falling into a relaxed fringe, tipped with gently frayed ends that feel unhurried and honest. The close-up reveals the true care at work: row upon row of square knots packed tightly together, forming a sculptural, almost quilted surface. No two are identical — natural variation in hand-tension and cord lay is part of what makes each one uniquely yours. The Craft Each charm is knotted entirely by hand using macramé techniques — the leaf medallion is built knot by knot in a dense square-knot grid, then gathered and bound with a wrapping knot before the tassel cords are finished into a soft fringe. A silver-toned swivel clasp at the top allows it to clip on and off cleanly. The Details Material: Cotton cord with a silver-toned metal swivel clasp Colourways: Burgundy with white fringe; lavender with soft grey fringe Closure / attachment: Swivel lobster clasp for easy clip-on wear Finish: Naturally frayed tassel ends; hand-wrapped gather knot Origin: Handcrafted in India Styling Notes Clip to a structured tote or shoulder bag to add a quiet handcrafted accent without competing with the bag's design. Layer two colourways together on a single bag loop for a relaxed, tonal contrast. Works equally well on a zipper pull, backpack clip, or as a decorative key fob. Care Spot clean gently with a damp cloth if needed. Keep away from prolonged moisture to preserve the cord's texture and the clasp's finish. Store loosely — avoid compressing the fringe.

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Bell Hanging Ten colors, one small idea. Each Nazar Cord is hand-knotted from cotton in a spiral twist, topped with a wooden bead, and finished with a hand-painted ceramic evil eye at the base. A small leather loop at the crown means it goes anywhere: front door handle, rearview mirror, work tote, nursery, a friend's new apartment. Available in mint, blush, navy, sage, rust, mustard, beige, olive, black, and deep red. Buy one. Stack three. Gift a set. The Craft The nazar is one of the oldest protective symbols in human culture — the tradition of hanging one at a new threshold (new home, new baby, new car) goes back centuries. Each spiral is a traditional half-hitch knot worked around a central core for structure; the ceramic eye is fired and hand-painted, then strung through the cord so it hangs close to the wooden bead. Nothing is glued. Everything is tied. The Details ⦁ Length: approx. 12 inches / 30 cm, crown loop to ceramic eye ⦁ Cord: 100% pre-washed cotton ⦁ Eye: hand-painted ceramic, approx. 1.5 inches / 4 cm ⦁ Bead: natural untreated wood ⦁ Loop: full-grain leather ⦁ Colorways: mint, blush, navy, sage, rust, mustard, beige, olive, black, deep red Styling Notes ⦁ Tied to a front door handle (indoor side) — the color catches light every time someone comes home. ⦁ Clipped to the rearview mirror of a new car, replacing the generic air freshener with something that actually means something. ⦁ Three stacked together above a nursery door for the full protected-threshold look. Care Dust with a soft cloth. Keep the ceramic eye out of direct rain. The cord handles outdoor hanging under an eave, but not full weather exposure.

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