A statement piece for the heart of your home
The 50 cm tall dreamcatcher is a real centrepiece: it stands beautifully on its own on an empty wall, with no need for anything beside it. The natural hemp hoop is knotted with vivid rainbow-coloured hemp thread, with painted wooden beads in the centre and long-hanging white dyed feathers below. Many love it because the size lets you appreciate the details even from further away.
Why others apart from you tend to love it
According to customer feedback, the large size holds its own in several rooms: it looks best where a breeze can reach it, because the feathers gently sway. In a bedroom it usually goes at the head or side of the bed, in a living room above the sofa, in a study next to the window. You can easily decide in your own home which wall is asking for this confident yet natural piece.
What the web represents
According to the tradition of the indigenous peoples of North America, dreams float in the night air. A well-woven web filters out unpleasant dreams and releases them with the first rays of the morning sun. The beautiful dreams pass through the weaving and slide down the feathers to the sleeper. You may experience this as symbolic shelter or simply as quiet, beautiful hand work – both views carry their own value.
The details up close
The 50 cm size lets you see large, detailed patterns: the knots of the weave are clearly visible, the wooden beads sit in regular spacing and the feathers move with a light flow. The natural hemp hoop gives the composition a warm, bright tone on which the embracing rainbow shades truly come alive. It weighs only 111 g, so it is light and easy to hang on a simple small hook.
Care that keeps it beautiful for years
Strong sunlight may fade the white feathers over time – a shaded spot or indirect light suits it better. Keep it away from moisture: a humid corner near the bathroom or kitchen is not ideal. For dust, a soft brush or the coolest setting of a hairdryer is the best friend. If you transport it on a longer journey, it is worth wrapping it in a cotton bag or soft paper so the feathers do not crease.