A bohemian multi-tier floating ring bead hanger incorporates horizontal wooden hoop dividers along its vertical drop to create a multi-level sculptural plant display. This layout uses two or three smooth wooden craft rings positioned at regular intervals down the length of the suspension cords, with clusters of round wooden beads nestled directly above and below each hoop. The wooden rings serve a dual purpose: they act as structural spacers that keep the hanging cords spread evenly to prevent foliage crushing, while also serving as intermediate display tiers for small trailing air plants or decorative dried botanicals. The repeating circular silhouettes introduce rhythmic visual harmony that turns a standard single-pot hanger into an expansive, bohemian living mobile.
To set up this multi-tier hanger, cut four twelve-foot lengths of natural jute or hemp cord, securing them through a three-inch top wooden ring with a traditional lark’s head knot sequence. Group the eight dangling cords into four equidistant pairs, threading three thirty-millimeter round wooden beads onto each pair. Slide the four cord pairs through the perimeter of a six-inch flat wooden craft hoop, tying an overhand knot beneath the rim on each pair to lock the floating wooden ring in a level horizontal plane. Thread four additional twenty-millimeter beads onto each strand below the first hoop, repeating the process with an eight-inch wooden ring positioned twelve inches lower. Form the final pot cradle below the second ring by tying alternating overhand knots four inches down, gathering the base cords together with a wrapped knot, and fraying the tail ends with a wire comb to create a soft, flowing fringe.