Wrapped by hand in bold black, white and red suede cord, this medium round dream catcher features a 10 cm wooden ring and feathers falling to a total length of around 30 cm. The legend of the dream catcher comes from Native American tradition, where it’s said to be hung near the bed to catch the night’s dreams — the good ones slipping through, the bad ones tangled and gone by morning.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood, suede cord, feathers |
| Ring / Top Diameter | 10 cm |
| Total Hanging Length | Approx. 30 cm |
| Colourway | Black / White / Red |
| Shape | Round |
| Origin | Bali, Indonesia |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Includes | Small card explaining the dream catcher legend |
Frequently Asked Questions (QandA)
Q: What does the black, white and red colourway suit?
A: It’s a bold, striking palette that works well as a statement piece against most wall colours.
Q: What is the meaning behind a dream catcher?
A: Native American legend says it’s hung near the bed to let good dreams through while trapping bad ones, which perish with the first light of dawn.
Q: Is it handmade?
A: Yes, it’s hand wrapped in Bali using quality suede cord and natural feathers.
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