Name: Bali Dreamcatcher - Large Circle, Rainbow (3 pcs)
Brand: AwGift
SKU: BDC-13
Price: 10778 HUF
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Where does the dreamcatcher tradition originate and what does the web structure mean?

Accepted Answer

The dreamcatcher originates from the Ojibwe (Chippewa) North American indigenous people — according to tradition, the circular, web-like object is hung above an infant to filter out bad dreams and allow only good ones through. The web evokes the wisdom and weaving ability of the spider, associated with the dream world. The hanging feathers guide good dreams down to the child. The Bali style dreamcatcher combines this original tradition with the aesthetic elements of Indonesian craftsmanship.

Question 2

How should the dreamcatcher be hung?

Accepted Answer

Traditionally the dreamcatcher is hung above a window or at the head of the bed — where the breeze or air movement sets the feathers and threads floating. By spiritual symbolism, hung above a window it 'filters' incoming energies. For decorative purposes it can be hung on a nail or hook on any wall. The 55 cm total length piece requires sufficient space — consider how it will fit in the chosen location.

Question 3

Does the rainbow colour correspond to every chakra?

Accepted Answer

The 7 colours of the rainbow dreamcatcher evoke the spectrum of the 7 chakras: red (Root chakra), orange (Sacral chakra), yellow (Solar Plexus chakra), green (Heart chakra), blue (Throat chakra), indigo (Third Eye chakra) and violet (Crown chakra). This chakra symbolism makes the dreamcatcher a symbol of wholeness and balance — every energy centre is simultaneously present and balanced. The rainbow colour is also a symbol of receptivity, openness and tolerance.