Picture stepping into your bedroom and your gaze settling first on the drop-shaped dreamcatcher hanging above the bed. Its coloured tones move softly in the evening air, casting gentle shadows on the wall, telling you the same thing again every night: this is a place where you can drift safely into sleep.
The drop shape
The drop is an open, gently curved form that points downwards, which makes the drop variation among dreamcatchers especially expressive. The coloured sections answer each other, the lower feathers hang long, so the whole piece almost “flows” above the bed, following the air with a quiet motion.
The tradition
The dreamcatcher is, in Native American culture, a protective symbol of sleep. According to the tradition, the night brings both good and bad dreams, and the web of the dreamcatcher filters them: pleasant dreams pass through gently to reach the sleeper, while bad dreams catch in the web and fade away with the morning sun. This piece is made on the island of Bali.
Where to place it
Due to its larger size, it suits a bedroom or a quiet living-room corner where it can stand on its own without further accessories. It also fits well in a child's room — many families hang it near the cot as a visual anchor for the child. It can also reshape the atmosphere of a meditation corner.
Product details
- Size: 50 × 40 × 1 cm
- Weight: 0.4 kg
- Material: synthetic suede, feathers, wooden beads
- Country of origin: Indonesia (Bali)
- Shape: drop
- Colour: mixed colours
Make space at home for a larger, more expressive dreamcatcher and notice how a single, quietly moving piece can shift the entire atmosphere of an evening.