Dreamcatcher 120cm Wall Hanging – Vivid Rainbow

Colour falls through this rainbow dreamcatcher wall hanging like a small festival for the wall. Made from bamboo and cotton, it brings height, movement and a bright ceremonial feeling to a bedroom, studio corner or sunlit hallway.

Colour, movement and presence

• The rainbow palette gives the piece an immediate sense of joy, especially against a plain wall.
• Its long drop creates a vertical focal point, drawing the eye down like a soft hanging banner.
• Placed near a window, the open web and hanging strands add pattern, shadow and gentle movement.
• It suits a bedroom wall where colour, softness and symbolic décor feel most at home.
• The bamboo and cotton keep the look natural, rather than glossy or overly polished.

Bamboo, cotton and Indonesian craft

This piece is made from bamboo and cotton, with a vivid rainbow finish that feels playful without losing its character. It comes from Indonesia and sits within the Rainbow Dreamcatchers range, designed as a bold decorative piece rather than a small bedside accent.

How to hang and care for it

Hang it on a wall or beside a window where the shape has space to fall freely. Dust it lightly with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle feather duster.

Balinese payung inspiration

The design takes inspiration from the Balinese temple umbrella, known as a payung. In Bali, ceremonial umbrellas are part of temple life and appear in different styles for different occasions. They are traditionally associated with spiritual guardianship. It carries a trace of that visual language: colour, height, rhythm and a sense of occasion brought into everyday space.

Size and details

Length without handle is approximately 90 cm. Length with handle is approximately 120 cm. Weight is 440 g. Materials: bamboo and cotton. Origin: Indonesia.

A bright gift for a meaningful room

Choose it for someone who loves colour, mindful interiors and objects with a story behind them. It makes a thoughtful housewarming, birthday or bedroom refresh gift, especially for a space that needs warmth and movement.

Common questions

Is this an Indigenous-made dreamcatcher?
The verified origin is Indonesia, and the design reference is the Balinese payung, or temple umbrella. It is best understood as a decorative dreamcatcher-inspired wall hanging with Indonesian craft context.

Where should I place it?
A bedroom wall or a spot near a window works well, provided it has enough clear space to hang freely.