Malawi Cane Interiors
Palm Tree Wall Decor
Palm Tree Wall Decor
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Buy any three and pay R1,950, a saving of R210. The discount applies automatically at checkout.
A palm caught mid-sway, hand-woven in rattan. Nine fronds arch away from a slender braided trunk, each one bent, bound and finished by hand, which is why no two are ever quite the same.
It is the shadow that sells it. Hang it where the afternoon light rakes across a wall and the open weave throws a second palm behind the first, shifting as the day moves. At barely a centimetre deep it sits almost flush to the wall, and at 250g it asks for nothing more than a single hook.
Quietly beautiful on its own above a console or a bedside. Genuinely striking in a row of three.
Details
- Hand-woven natural rattan
- 40cm high × 30cm wide × 1cm deep
- Approximately 250g
- Hangs from a single hook or nail
- A natural fibre, so tone and weave vary slightly from piece to piece
- For indoor use, or a covered and sheltered patio
Care
Dust with a soft dry brush or the upholstery attachment of a vacuum. Keep it out of prolonged damp and harsh direct sun, both of which dry natural rattan out over time.
Styling note
Three in a row, spaced roughly 30cm apart, reads as a considered installation rather than an ornament. A pair flanking a mirror works beautifully too.
Materials
Materials
Materials used to make Malawi Cane furniture include a local hardwood, bamboo cane and water reeds.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Malawi Cane has over a decade’s experience shipping around the world. So whether you need something delivered domestically in South Africa, or a container to Europe, we will take care of the logistics for you.
All our furniture is fumigated. In the unlikely event that you see signs of borer beetle (dust on the floor below the chair) within 6 months of purchase, please let us know and we will exchange the chair.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
All Malawi Cane products are made using natural rattan from Malawi. As with any natural product, care should be taken when exposed to the elements. Varnish or paint treatment is recommended for outdoor patio use.
Without care, and if exposed to constant direct UV rays or rain, the chairs will eventually go a silvery / grey colour and deteriorate, offering a rustic, Provençal look.
To prolong the life of your Malawi Cane pieces, we recommend:
- Regularly dusting them with a dry soft cloth.
- For spots a little harder to get to, use a soft bristle brush.
- If it’s raining, keep them undercover. It’s important to keep them dry and avoid a build- up of moisture and mildew. If they do get damp or wet, simply dry them out on a warm, sunny day when you next can.
- If there is heavy or prolonged periods of rain or humidity, we recommend bringing your pieces indoors during that time.
Please note that if a dark ‘mould’ ever forms, this is usually superficial and can be scrubbed off using a spoon of oxalic acid (available at most hardware stores) mixed in 5L of water and then rinsed.
From Malawi to the world
It takes one person one week to make a single Malawi Chair. After that the artisans use bicycles to transport the furniture to our trucks, and then to our warehouse and quality control facility in Cape Town. From there we send out containers to the world.
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National and international shipping
Did you know Malawi Cane handles all shipping for clients throughout South Africa and the world? Get in touch to discuss.
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Hassle-Free Exchanges
All of our furniture is fumigated against beetle. You can rest assured that we will exchange any damaged or infected product.
