Moon inside the circle
This dreamcatcher has a 57-centimetre frame, with the feathered lower part adding another 13 centimetres. The inner pattern is simple yet striking: a moon and a circle motif connect at the centre of the web. Its look is quiet and modern, and it fits easily into homes furnished with natural materials.
The traditional idea
The dreamcatcher is rooted in Native American tradition. According to belief, the night brings both good and bad dreams. The round web is woven so that bad dreams get tangled in it and only the good ones pass through — sliding down the feathers toward the wearer. In modern life, many people see it more as a beautiful symbol than a matter of belief.
Material, size, making
The frame and web are made of hemp cord, with natural feathers completing the decoration. The total size is 57 x 13 centimetres. It is handmade, so each piece is a little different. If your piece is not exactly the same as the photo, this is not a flaw but a natural feature of handcraft.
Where we recommend it
A calm bedroom, a quiet corner of a living room, or a spot in front of a window suits it well. The 57-centimetre frame is a visible decoration, so it is worth leaving it space where the circle motif can spread out nicely. When light filters through, the cords draw fine patterns on the wall.
Care and durability
Keep it away from strong sunlight, as the hemp can fade in colour over a long time. Dust it gently with a soft feather duster. Wet washing is not recommended, as the hemp cord and feathers do not like moisture. It arrives in a paper bag and can be stored the same way if you do not hang it right away.