A wide-rimmed glass bowl lotus knot terrarium hanger features an open, web-like cradle designed specifically to support round glass orb terrariums, fishbowl planters, and shallow succulent dishes. Glass vessels require flat, non-abrasive knotting that distributes pressure evenly across curved glass surfaces without scratching or obstructing panoramic views of internal moss and soil layers. This design uses flat square-knot mesh webbing arranged in a radiating eight-point lotus blossom pattern beneath the glass base, creating a secure, transparent suspension net.
To create this terrarium hanger, cut twelve twelve-foot lengths of three-millimeter braided cotton cord, mounting them onto a two-inch brass ring to produce twenty-four working strands. Tie two inches of flat square sinnets along six structural arms. At the shoulder level of your glass terrarium bowl, begin an open, interlocking net: connect adjacent cords using alternating flat half-hitches and square knots spaced two inches apart, forming a flexible diamond net that conforms smoothly around the glass curves. As the net reaches the underside of the bowl, join all twenty-four strands into an eight-petal radiating lotus flower pattern using flat square knots positioned flush against the bottom center of the glass. Finish the base with an ultra-short gathering knot, trimming the tail fringe flush against the base so the glass bowl can rest flat on a tabletop when taken down from its hook.
