Macrame Wall Hanging - Tile Red

Love for Nica works with macrame and weaving artisans in Nicaragua, who hand-knot every hammock, wall hanging, and plant holder using techniques passed down through generations. Each piece is made by hand, so no two are exactly alike.

Half of the profit from every sale goes back to Nicaragua, supporting foundations that employ people with disabilities and protect ecosystems in the country's northern mountains. It's straightforward, fairly made craft with a clear, direct benefit to the makers' communities.

• High-quality natural cotton thread
• Natural fiber construction
• Tile red colorway using traditional dyeing methods

Dimensions and specifications available upon request. Contact us for details.

• Hand-Knotted Macrame
• 100% Cotton
• Made in Nicaragua
• Ethically Made
• Supports Nicaraguan Communities

• Handle gently to preserve intricate weaving patterns
• Dust lightly with soft brush or cloth as needed
• Hang away from direct sunlight to prevent fading
• Store flat if not displayed to maintain shape
• Keep in dry environment to preserve cotton fibers

Q: What is the Sacuanjoche flower that inspires this pattern?
A: The Sacuanjoche is Nicaragua's national flower, sometimes called the May flower, known for its fragrant, pinwheel-shaped petals.

Q: How does this support Nicaraguan communities?
A: It provides income to skilled artisans and helps keep traditional macrame techniques alive in Nicaragua.

Q: What makes it different from a mass-produced wall hanging?
A: Each piece is hand-woven in cotton thread using traditional techniques, so there's natural variation from one to the next rather than machine uniformity.

Q: How do I work it into my decor?
A: The natural cotton and earthy red tone suit both bohemian and modern rooms - as a statement above furniture or part of a gallery wall.

Q: What's the cultural significance of the design?
A: It draws on Nicaragua's national flower and traditional weaving methods, so each piece reflects Central American craft heritage.

Q: How good is the cotton thread?
A: The maker uses high-quality cotton thread chosen to hold intricate macrame patterns while staying soft.

Q: What does fair trade mean here?
A: It means the artisans are paid fairly for their skilled work, supporting sustainable craft and community development in Nicaragua.