A white ring for the night
This dreamcatcher comes with a large frame of 65 x 18 centimetres. Inside, a moon and stars pattern is woven, evoking the night sky. The white tone gives a clean, modern feel and fits easily into bright bedrooms and children's rooms alike.
The thought behind the tradition
According to Native American tradition, both good and bad dreams travel in the night air. The web on the round frame is believed to catch the unpleasant ones and let only the good dreams pass — which then slide down the feathers toward the wearer. In modern life, for many it is more a beautiful, quiet symbol than a matter of belief.
Material and size
The frame and the web are made of hemp cord, durable and with a natural surface. Feathers complete the decoration. With a 65-centimetre diameter, this dreamcatcher is a strong piece of decoration, so it is worth giving it a place where its details can be appreciated — a free wall surface or a tall window opening.
Where we recommend it
It looks beautiful both in a bedroom above the bed and as a decorative wall piece in the living room. It is also a good choice for a child's room, as the moon and stars pattern feels friendly to children. Hung in a meditation corner, it can add a lot to the atmosphere of the space, especially when it casts a soft shadow on the wall now and then.
Durability and care
It is worth avoiding direct sunlight, as the white tone can yellow slightly over time. Dusting is recommended with a soft feather duster. Washing with water is not advised, as the hemp cord and feathers do not handle moisture well. If you are not hanging it right away, it can be stored in a paper bag so the web is not compressed.