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Natural rope

Discover our natural ropesmade from hemp, jute, sisal, and cotton. Each fiber offers an authentic natural look, good breaking strength, and is biodegradable. They are ideal for decoration, DIY projects, gardening, or for pets.

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Cordage toroné en chanvre
Sale price0,55€
corde chanvre fin
Sale price0,55€
corde Chanvre naturel au goudron de pin
Sale price1,00€
Corde chanvre de Manille
Sale price0,94€
écheveau de chanvre goudronné diamètre 4mm
Sale price18,60€
grandes bobines de corde en coton biologique
ficelle naturelle en jute 2 mm
Sale price2,81€
ficelle de jute marron châtaigne 2 mm

Different Natural Rope Fibers

Natural ropes are made from vegetable fibers with different characteristics. The choice generally depends on the desired strength, the flexibility of the rope, or the desired decorative appearance.

  • Hemp is one of the strongest natural fibers used for rope. It offers good durability and an authentic look much appreciated in interior design. It is often found in decorative projects such as stair railings, mirror frames, or wall decoration elements.
  • Jute has a more rustic texture and a very natural appearance. This fiber is widely used in decorative objects and artisanal creations. Jute rope brings a natural style that easily fits into bohemian or country decor.
  • Cotton is a soft fiber that is pleasant to handle. Cotton ropes are particularly used in creative hobbies and macramé projects. They can be used to make plant hangers, wall hangings, or various decorative objects.
  • Sisal is a stiffer vegetable fiber. Its abrasion resistance makes it a popular rope for certain DIY or landscaping uses.

Our natural ropes are of high quality and available by the meter, spool, or coil. Discover our entire range of ropes and cordage for all your projects.

Natural Ropes for Decoration

Natural decorative ropes are very present in current decoration trends. They allow you to add an authentic and warm touch to an interior.

A jute or cotton rope can be used to create a plant hanger, a macramé plant pot cover, or a mirror frame. Hemp is also widely used for more robust design elements such as a decorative stair railing.

These vegetable fibers integrate perfectly into bohemian, rustic, or seaside styles.

Natural Ropes for Gardening and DIY

Natural ropes are often used in the garden or for certain DIY tasks. They can be used to tie up plants, support branches, or guide climbing plants.

In the vegetable garden, the use of a biodegradable hemp or cotton rope is more environmentally friendly.

For high exposure to humidity, a rot-proof natural rope offers better resistance thanks to a traditional treatment with pine tar.

Natural Ropes for Animals

Vegetable fiber ropes are also used for certain accessories intended for animals. They do not contain plastic fibers or synthetic materials, which makes them safer.

For example, natural sisal twine is often used to make cat trees or scratching posts. Its resistant texture allows animals to sharpen their claws on it while preserving furniture and surfaces in the house.