A large round dreamcatcher for the bedroom wall, a child's room door or above the window. The price is for 1 dreamcatcher; the series is made in black, white and red. If you buy several, together they form a contrasting yet harmonious decorative ensemble that you can place around your home in any rhythm you like.
What This Dreamcatcher Offers You
The original form of the dreamcatcher comes from North American indigenous cultures, where the web was symbolically entrusted with filtering through the good dreams and catching the heavier ones. This dreamcatcher is a contemporary Balinese interpretation of that tradition — handmade in Indonesia, with a fine net strung onto a synthetic-suede-wrapped frame, hanging feathers and small beads. The three colours of the series — protective deep black, white that suggests purity, and lively red — are at once symbolic and visually playful.
Where It Fits and How to Place It
- On the bedroom wall, beside the bed as part of a symbolic sleep ritual
- In a child's room, hung from the ceiling or above a shelf (out of reach of small children; because of its small parts, only let small children handle it under adult supervision)
- On the living-room wall as a colour accent, alongside natural textiles (linen, cotton)
- In a meditation corner or above a quiet reading chair
- If you buy several, spread across different points of a long corridor — the colours of the series bring rhythm to the space
Material and Build
The frame is a synthetic-suede-covered hoop into which the fine net is woven by hand. The hanging feathers and plastic beads are characteristic elements of Bali dreamcatchers. The approx. 55 cm length, including the hanging feathers, makes a dignified, easily visible decoration — and the 17 cm hoop diameter allows compact placement.
Product Details
- Material: synthetic-suede frame, woven net, feathers, plastic beads
- Size: 55 × 17 cm (full height × hoop diameter)
- Quantity: 1 dreamcatcher
- Colours of the series: black, white, red
- Includes a small card telling the legend of the dreamcatcher
- Origin: Indonesia (Bali), handmade
If you wish to bring a fine layer of visual symbols into your own home, this large round dreamcatcher is a lovely choice.