This large round dream catcher is hand wrapped in rainbow suede cord around a generous 17 cm wooden ring, with feathers cascading down to a total hanging length of around 55 cm. Native Americans believed the dream catcher, hung near the bed, would let good dreams pass through while bad dreams became tangled in its web and perished with the first light of dawn — a legend Balinese artisans have lovingly kept alive in every piece they make.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood, suede cord, feathers |
| Ring / Top Diameter | 17 cm |
| Total Hanging Length | Approx. 55 cm |
| Colourway | Rainbow |
| Shape | Round |
| Origin | Bali, Indonesia |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Includes | Small card explaining the dream catcher legend |
Frequently Asked Questions (QandA)
Q: Why is it called a “dream catcher”?
A: In Native American legend, it catches dreams as they drift by at night — good dreams pass through, while bad ones get tangled and fade with the dawn.
Q: How big is this dream catcher?
A: The wooden ring measures 17 cm across, with a total hanging length of approximately 55 cm.
Q: Does it come with any information about its meaning?
A: Yes, a small card explaining the dream catcher legend is included.
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