Bring the outdoors inside with a macramé plant holder. The origins of macramé date back to Arabic weavers of the 13th century who used the technique to finish loose ends of woven textiles. The craft spread through Europe and became a hallmark craft for sailors, who would barter and sell their creations at port. Many textiles and garments were adorned with macramé details during the Victorian and Edwardian era, but macramé fell out of favor with the clean-lined aesthetic of the turn of the century. Macramé tapestries, plant hangers and home accessories became popular again in the 1970s and are now making a contemporary comeback. Browse our selection of the best macramé plant holder kits below.
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