This dreamcatcher, adorned with a tree of life motif, is a handmade piece whose web holds a lapis lazuli inlay and softly swaying feathers. An intimate, handcrafted accent that brings a nature-close, dreamy mood to a bedroom or a quiet corner.
The dreamcatcher tradition
According to the traditions of the Indigenous peoples of North America, the night air is filled with dreams – both good and bad. A dreamcatcher hung above or beside the bed is believed to filter them: good dreams slip through the web and glide down the feathers to the sleeper, while bad dreams tangle in the threads and fade with the first light of day.
Lapis Lazuli – within tradition
Lapis lazuli is a deep-blue rock whose main mineral is lazurite, often flecked with golden pyrite. Its historic source is Afghanistan, and it was the raw material of Renaissance ultramarine paint. Tradition regards it as the stone of truth and wisdom, linked to the throat chakra and self-expression.
The tree of life motif
The tree of life at the centre of the web is an ancient motif, spreading its branches and roots across the art of many cultures. Tradition knows it as a symbol of life, growth and the connection of the generations.
Good to know
- Size: approx. 16 × 60 cm; a handmade piece.
- Metal frame, textile thread, a stone inlay and feathers.
- As it is handmade, small variations and fine differences in finishing are natural.