This dreamcatcher pairs the tree of life motif with the tender pink of rose quartz, while light feathers drift down beneath the web. An intimate, handcrafted accent that brings a nature-close, dreamy mood to a bedroom or a quiet corner.
The dreamcatcher tradition
In the tradition of the Indigenous peoples of North America, the night is full of dreams. A dreamcatcher hung near the place of sleep is believed to let the gentle ones through and to catch the troubling ones in its web, so they dissolve by dawn. This is a respectfully kept tradition.
Rose Quartz – within tradition
Rose quartz is the tender pink variety of quartz, coloured by a trace of titanium or iron. Tradition knows it as the stone of love and of the heart, linked in crystal lore to the heart chakra, tenderness and self-acceptance.
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.