Dream Catcher Macrame 16cm Assorted Colours, 6 Pack

• The circular web creates a lace-like shadow, especially where daylight falls across it.
• White feathers soften the lower edge, giving the wall piece a light, airy finish.
• Assorted centres bring a mix of turquoise, white, black, natural and muted tones.
• Small pale beads add rhythm along the hanging strands without crowding the design.
• The macramé style feels relaxed and coastal, easy beside rattan, linen, wood or painted walls.

Made in Indonesia, these dream catchers use cotton with feather details for a soft, textural finish. The reference notes them as handmade in Bali, and the look is deliberately organic: rounded frames, open knotwork, trailing cords and feathers that sit differently from piece to piece.

Hang one above a bedside table, beside a mirror, near a desk or in a calm corner where the feathers have room to fall freely. Keep it away from damp areas, and dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or a light shake outdoors.

Dream catchers are widely associated with Ojibwe tradition, where the web form is often described as a symbolic net for dreams, with feathers forming part of the story of what passes through. This Balinese-made version is a decorative piece inspired by that form, with macramé bringing it into a softer, slow-craft home style. Its meaning is best kept gentle: a visual reminder of rest, intention and the small evening rituals that make a room feel cared for.

Each dream catcher is 16 cm across. The pack includes six assorted-colour pieces from the Macramé Dream Catchers range.

This set suits someone arranging a bedroom, nursery, meditation corner or bohemian-style wall. Because there are six pieces, they can be grouped together for a fuller display or shared between rooms.