Handmade macrame tiebacks in cotton cord and real wood

Each tieback is knotted by hand, so no two are quite the same. Soft cotton cord meets a small stick of real wood for a natural, crafted look.

What makes these tiebacks worth it

The appeal is in the materials and the handwork. Cotton and wood age well and feel pleasant to touch.

• Hand-knotted work: small variations in every knot show it was made by hand.
• Natural materials: cotton cord paired with a wooden stick.
• Knotted ball: available as one ball or two for a fuller accent.
• Soft texture: breaks up the straight lines of rails and frames.

Texture you can see from across the room.

The cord is supple, so it shapes itself around a gathered curtain without pulling. Neutral tones like beige and gray let the knotwork take the lead. Brighter colors such as orange or green turn the tieback into an accent of its own.

Specifications

• Material: cotton cord, wooden stick
• Technique: hand-knotted macrame
• Accent: single or double knotted ball

A crafted detail for a plain window.