Hand crafted in Bali, this medium round dream catcher is wrapped in vibrant turquoise, pink and purple suede cord around a 10 cm wooden ring, with soft feathers trailing beneath. Native American legend holds that a dream catcher hung near the bed lets good dreams pass through while bad dreams become tangled in its web and perish with the first light of dawn — a piece of folklore the Balinese artisans who make it have embraced and made their own.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood, suede cord, feathers |
| Ring / Top Diameter | 10 cm |
| Total Hanging Length | Approx. 30 cm |
| Colourway | Turquoise / Pink / Purple |
| Shape | Round |
| Origin | Bali, Indonesia |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Includes | Small card explaining the dream catcher legend |
Frequently Asked Questions (QandA)
Q: What is the story behind the dream catcher?
A: Native American legend holds that good dreams pass through the dream catcher’s web while bad dreams get tangled and perish with the first light of dawn.
Q: Where should I hang it?
A: Hang it near your bed, in keeping with the legend, though it also makes an attractive wall or window piece.
Q: What comes with the dream catcher?
A: Each piece includes a small card explaining the dream catcher legend.
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