The bohemian effect combined with the minimalism of macrame art creates a warm but chic look. If you are curious about how it works, just keep on reading!
Macramé dates back much further than the Seventies. Many ancient cultures feature knot craft, but macramé weaving has its popular roots in 13th-century Arabic culture. Spreading to Europe via Moorish southern Spain, the Spanish word macramé is derived from the Arabic migramah, believed to mean “striped towel”, “ornamental fringe” or “embroidered veil”.
Materials used in macramé include cords made of cotton twine, linen, hemp, jute, leather or yarn sometimes embellished with gemstones and wooden beads.
On request, I can create a custom design for you. The gallery below features some examples.
 NR.15 - 600 CHFWall Hanger made of 2 colours (red and white), 8mm cotton cord, wooden ring and beads, embellished with a blue Sodalith gemstone. Size: 1m lenght, 30cm width. |  NR. 14 - 275 CHFWall Hanger Macrame made of 2 colours (white and orange), 6mm and 8mm cotton cord. Size: 60mm long, 20cm width. |  Nr.13 - 550 CHF2 Colors Cotton cord |
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 Nr.12 - 370 CHFJute cord with wooden beads |  Nr.11 - 500 CHF - SOLDCotton cord with Australian Crystal Quartz stone |  Nr.10 - 380 CHF - SOLDJute cord with wooden beads |
 Nr.9 - 480 CHF - SOLDCotton cord with Amazonite gemstones |  Nr.8 - 430 CHFCotton cord with wooden beads |  Nr.7 - 365 CHFCotton cord with wooden beads |
 Nr.6 - 145 CHFCotton cord |  Nr.5 - 370 CHFNr.5 - 370 CHF |  4 - SOLDCotton cord |
 3 - SOLDCotton cord |  2 - SOLD |  1 - SOLDCotton cord |
