Large Macrame Wall Hanging Feather Decor – Handmade Cotton Cord Boho Room Decor for Bedroom, Nursery, Office – 39” W x 29.5” L (Silver, Gold, White)

Large, impressive piece. Sage green is beautiful. Adjusted a few things included the top rope.
Mrs Aloha Friday wasn’t fond of a few things about the wall hanging, but felt it was more about personal taste and the item still deserved 5 stars. She wanted me to share her thoughts on some of the issues though, so here we go.The giant plastic stickers adhered to the back of each feather or leaf design to keep their shape were unsightly to Mrs AF. She could see the edges of the plastic around the front of the feathers, but more than that, she knew the plastic was there. The boho, natural look with plastic backing holding the feathers out stiffly just didn’t sit well with her. So, she took one for the team and removed some of them. She said you can gently remove the stickers, but hold the knots with one hand while you peel the sticker off with the other. If you don’t, as the sticker peels off (it’s not difficult to do at all), it can pull or loosen the knots. So, hold them with your thumb as each one appears from under the sticker. Once you have removed it, against the manufacturer’s recommendation, your feather or leaf is going to drape more loosely, which is exactly what she wanted. She combed them gently before removal of the stickers and afterwards, while holding onto the knots.She likes the piece much better this way and is removing the rest of the stickers. She said the front strands of the feathers were draping down anyway because only the back strands came in contact with the sticker. To her, this feels more natural and fits the relaxed vibe. Totally a personal choice, she just wanted to let you know if you were curious.In our photos, Mrs AF tried to show you the difference between an ivory feather with the sticker in place and a green feather with the sticker removed.The pole being in 3 parts isn’t a problem at all, but it would be nice if there were notches at each end to secure the hanging rope like most of these have. Otherwise, the rope just pulls towards the center and pushes the hanging pieces together. I’m going to cut notches in the ends for Mrs Aloha Friday so she can restring the rope. She’s going to  knot the ends so they can each hook into the notches.  This will shorten the rope, leaving less empty space on the wall and bring the pole upwards, which she prefers. The knot at the top of the rope was uneven, which caused the pole to hang crookedly, as well, so it really needed fixing anyway. With the rope at the very ends of the pole, there will be more room to push the hanging elements in the design apart evenly.Other than these issues, she was really pleased. It’s a large, interesting piece. She said the sage green color variation she received isn’t available as of this writing, but if it is later, it was very well represented in the product photos. There are light and dark sage hues; the sage is a a true gray/green, like eucalyptus. Our wall color is Revere Pewter for reference.