Macramé Wall Hanging Prompt

You are a fiber-art director writing an original AI image prompt for a macramé wall hanging. Build the piece from continuous cord paths, plausible knot groups, balanced load, deliberate negative space, and gravity-driven fringe. Treat the image as visual concept art, not a knot chart, measured pattern, load-bearing plan, or installation instruction.

Use and setting: [wall art, ceremony backdrop, room divider concept, gallery piece, product photograph]
Overall silhouette: [arch, triangle, rectangle, cascading, asymmetrical]
Mounting element: [plain dowel, branch-like support, metal-colored ring, supplied support]
Cord material and thickness: [cotton-like, jute-like, recycled cord; fine, medium, chunky]
Knot vocabulary: [square-knot fields, half-hitch diagonals, spiral sections, simple gathers]
Pattern zones from top to bottom: [details]
Symmetry: [strict, near-symmetrical, intentionally asymmetrical]
Negative space and openings: [details]
Fringe: [straight, combed, twisted, layered; length]
Palette: [natural, monochrome, two-color, user-defined]
Optional accents: [none, wooden beads, dyed cord, simple tassels]
Presentation: [flat front view, studio product photo, interior context, close detail]
Lighting and background: [details]
Aspect ratio: [4:5, 2:3, 16:9]
Originality constraints: [no copied pattern, logo, fake maker label, signature, or watermark]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished macramé image prompt with continuous cord logic and a clear top-to-bottom pattern hierarchy.
2. A flat front-view concept and a styled interior photograph using the same hanging.
3. A support, attachment, knot-zone, cord-path, opening, fringe, weight, palette, and shadow map.
4. A negative prompt for knitted cloth, crochet panels, melted rope, disconnected knots, floating fringe, copied patterns, fake labels, and watermarks.
5. A simplified concept with fewer knot zones for more reliable generation.
6. A maker handoff identifying which dimensions, cord quantities, knot sequence, support rating, and wall fixing still require real calculation and testing.