Hung above the bed, a small object that watches over the moments of the night. According to Native American tradition, the web of the dreamcatcher holds back bad dreams and only allows good dreams to pass through. This large (35 × 40 cm) dreamcatcher arrives with a pyramid-shaped macrame eye motif in white and turquoise motif, made on the island of Bali from natural materials — every piece with its own unique character.
The meaning and the form
The eye symbol has been a sign of protection in many ancient cultures — combined with the web of a dreamcatcher, it offers double protection against bad dreams and energies. The white and turquoise colours lift the visual impact. The dreamcatcher traditionally finds its meaning above a sleeping place, where a breeze can gently move it, and the small motions of feathers and beads bring visual stillness too. The macrame weave is made by hand, so each piece may have a slightly different pattern.
Where to hang it
Hung in a bedroom above the bed it takes on a protective role, while the turquoise colours give the space a lively yet calm atmosphere. It serves best indoors — keep it dry. Because of its natural materials, outdoor use is not recommended — it keeps its colours longest in a dry place protected from sunlight. Hang it with a simple wall hook, and orient it so that air movement can gently sway it.
Product details
- Size: approx. 35 × 1 × 40 cm
- Material: Cotton, feathers, wooden beads, rattan
- Weight: 0.4 kg
- Country of origin: Indonesia
If you are looking for a protective symbol that brings character to a space through its natural materials and handwork, this dreamcatcher is a worthy choice. A piece that becomes the quiet companion of evening rest.