How to get it
Dress up your plants in white macramé. This hanger is suitable for pots in many different sizes and is a genuine craft created by the social business Ramesh Flowers in India.
Product details
IKEA collaborates with social businesses around the world to design unique products which create jobs for people that needs it the most.
This product is made by Ramesh Flowers, a social business in India which creates jobs close to home for rural women by making sustainable products from organic waste materials.
In this white hanger made of macramé, your plant rests securely – even at a high height.
Macramé is a craft where various decorative objects are created by tying and braiding strings into different patterns and combinations.
Maria Vinka
Materials and care
Material
100% cotton
Care
Wash by hand, max 40°C.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Do not iron.
Do not dryclean.
Compliance
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07-01-25
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Measurements
- Length: 96 cm
- Max. load: 10 kg
Packaging
MÄVINN
Article Number606.016.35- Width: 10 cm
- Height: 6 cm
- Length: 10 cm
- Weight: 0.13 kg
- Package(s): 1
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Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"I love working with the MÄVINN collections since all the creating occurs in collaboration with skilled social businesses. This year's theme is table settings, which sparked the idea of integrating something edible – and figs felt like a perfect choice. The caterpillar acts as a small mascot and becomes different striped patterns in the design. I love how the organic materials harmonise with the bold colours and hope you will appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece."