The dreamcatcher is one of the oldest spiritual protection tools - during the night, good dreams pass through it, while bad ones become entangled in its weaving and are destroyed by the morning sunlight. This large dreamcatcher with a roof, in vivid rainbow colours, is made in Indonesia from bamboo and cotton, without feathers - making it vegan friendly.
The Origin and Meaning of the Dreamcatcher
The dreamcatcher originates from the traditions of North American indigenous cultures, particularly the Ojibwe people. According to legend, Night Spirits can bring both good and bad things in the night: good dreams pass through the dreamcatcher's weaving and flow down towards the pillow, while bad ones become entangled and are destroyed by the first rays of morning sunlight. Today, the dreamcatcher is popular both as a spiritual protection symbol and as home decoration.
Bamboo and Cotton - Natural Materials
The dreamcatcher is made from bamboo and cotton - both natural, renewable materials. Bamboo is lightweight and flexible, while cotton threads form the weaving. Made without feathers, it is an excellent vegan-friendly gift or decoration. The vivid rainbow colour brings vibrant, joyful energy to any room.
Large Size, Strong Presence
The 120 x 45 cm dreamcatcher makes a true creative statement on a wall. Beautiful in a children's room, bedroom or living room, and equally at home in a spiritual meditation space. The Indonesian artisan tradition is felt in every weave and every knot.
Product Details
- Material: bamboo, cotton
- Dimensions: 120 x 45 cm
- Net weight: 440 g
- Colour: vivid rainbow
- Feathers: does not contain
- Country of manufacture: Indonesia